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 1        1, Pref  | intended to deceive, or would describe it for the sake of exercise
 2        1, XLVIII|   similar manner to what they describe when eating the roll of
 3        1, LIV   |     taken away. And who shall describe His generation? because
 4        1, LVIII |      Greeks are accustomed to describe their varying appearances.
 5        2, LXIX  |      have thought it right to describe the tomb as one that was "
 6        3, XXI   |       the appropriate time to describe at present the truly venerable
 7        5, XLIII |    Plato would have sought to describe; although I doubt whether
 8        6, XVII  |       but what the many would describe by the term "superstition."
 9        6, LXV   |       Who, for example, could describe in words the difference
10        7, LII   |     not Celsus be angry if we describe as Fame and mutilated in