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1 I   |    pours out poison. The usual time of danger is the summer
2 I   |       stirred up at a definite time, and that not another than
3 I   |      who read will at the same time drink. Nor is the draught
4 V   |      been endured until in due time the medicine might be mixed,
5 X   |     even not having up to that time been observed in heaven.
6 X   |      cannot but be at the same time, in attendance upon these,
7 XIII|    that the sufferings of this time are not worthy to be compared
8 XIII| already being offered, and the time of my departure is at hand.