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 1    I, 11|     Themis related to him future events, he would not have known
 2    I, 11|        but by writers of ancient events; and these things are so
 3    I, 13|         of ancient histories and events, agree that he was a man,
 4    I, 20|         for themselves gods from events. For when they were besieging
 5   II, 15|         indeed, with many future events, but not all, since it is
 6  III, 1 |  enticement of words; or, at all events, that the philosophers themselves
 7   IV, 5 |          he may know what future events they predicted, and after
 8   IV, 10| crucified Christ. This series of events, this order, is contained
 9   IV, 19|         THE PREDICTIONS OF THESE EVENTS.~What more can now be said
10   IV, 27|        be able to observe future events in the entrails of the victims.
11  VII, 13|       speak, and foretell future events; and if they should thus
12  VII, 24|         and speak of many future events as already accomplished.