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1 I, 11| brings them up. For that expression is too insignificant to 2 I, 15| and in the very style of expression, gave no indications of 3 II, 11| any author; whence that expression of Virgil:--~"And the earth-born 4 III, 9 | heaven and the sun. This expression is admired by all, and judged 5 III, 9 | in this, and would use an expression of greater sound, yet he 6 III, 17| should regard this as the expression of a wise man, since it 7 III, 19| believed this most foolish expression appears from this, that 8 VI, 11| nature of man; and that expression of Cicero is true, which 9 VI, 15| is nothing else than the expression of gladness. But let us