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 1    I, 22|            Nor was it difficult to persuade shepherds. Therefore he
 2  III, 18| IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL, FOOLISHLY PERSUADE A VOLUNTARY DEATH.~Others,
 3  III, 26|        Doubtless they were able to persuade any one who do not even
 4  III, 26|            any one who do not even persuade themselves of anything;
 5  III, 28|            was made, or wishing to persuade men that nothing was completed
 6    V, 18|   neglected: nor were they able to persuade any of men to live according
 7    V, 20|            of their gods; let them persuade us that there are many g
 8    V, 20|            eloquence are unable to persuade, whereas the unskilled and
 9    V, 21|           which words they plainly persuade men that they are not to
10   VI, 20|          actions, the more do they persuade by the elegance of their