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Alphabetical [« »] sewer 1 sex 27 sexagenarian 1 sexes 8 sextus 1 sexual 1 sexus 1	Frequency [« »] 8 seeing 8 severe 8 severity 8 sexes 8 shrines 8 sick 8 spiritual	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances sexes

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1    I, 8 |           natural intercourse of the sexes could have had anything
2    I, 8 |          they were born from the two sexes. But what is so far removed
3    I, 16|              impossible that the two sexes can have been instituted
4    I, 16|             means that there are two sexes of the gods, not for the
5    I, 16|            forward. If there are two sexes of the gods, conjugal intercourse
6    I, 16|          former argument. Of the two sexes the one is stronger, the
7    I, 17| Hermaphroditus, who was born of both sexes; from Jupiter Cupid; from
8   II, 13|              XIII. WHY MAN IS OF TWO SEXES; WHAT IS HIS FIRST DEATH,