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 1    I, 15|       and Mercury and Apollo, acted in the same way respecting
 2    I, 20|     it in reality. The senate acted with the same vanity in
 3   II, 11|     and in this, indeed, they acted foolishly, in that they
 4   II, 17|    did Varro alone escape who acted thus, and why was Paulus,
 5  III, 12|      if philosophers had thus acted, if they had not preferred
 6  III, 19|      rationally would he have acted, if he had said that he
 7  III, 20|    ALTHOUGH IN MANY THINGS HE ACTED FOOLISHLY.~Let us now see
 8  III, 20|   kind; but I fear that he so acted in this alone. For many
 9  III, 23|       its own inhabitants; he acted foolishly in doubting. For
10   IV, 23|   that there were as many who acted well as there are who speak
11    V, 11|   were commanded; others thus acted through their own particular
12    V, 21| representations of them to be acted with laughter and pleasure.
13   VI, 16|  their causes, since they are acted upon from without; nor was