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 1   II, 7 |         with the blessedness of deification, contented even to incur
 2   II, 9 |      colourable pretext for the deification of the dead, that their
 3   II, 9 |       did Sterculus do to merit deification? If he worked hard to enrich
 4   II, 10| Hercules. After this she sought deification for her daughters too, whom
 5   II, 13|         a valid claim for their deification, you consistently admitted
 6   II, 14|         state to the honours of deification should be kept separate
 7   II, 14|  considered a fit candidate for deification than Hercules. You must
 8   II, 16|         USEFUL ARTS UNWORTHY OF DEIFICATION. THEY WOULD BE THE FIRST
 9   II, 16|         and hence are worthy of deification). Now let me ask, when you
10   II, 16|         of the public honour of deification. This, however, would be
11   II, 16|        much more suitable would deification be to the later generation