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1    I, 4   |     while another says; "I wonder that so worthy a man as
2    I, 4   |   is obscure. Some persons wonder that those whom they had
3    I, 4   |    they better know how to wonder (at the change) than to
4    I, 10  |   blacksmith in Vulcan. No wonder, therefore, if you slay
5    I, 14  |    less then "a nine days' wonder," and so destitute of all
6    I, 15  |  not do in excess of us? I wonder whether it be a small matter
7   II, 15  | boy had. But why should we wonder? You have transferred to
8   II, conc|  gods in power. One cannot wonder that Sterculus, and Mutunus,