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| Alphabetical [« »] ornamentis 1 ornaments 3 orphans 2 orpheus 7 orphic 1 osiris 4 ostentation 2 | Frequency [« »] 7 orator 7 orators 7 originated 7 orpheus 7 overpower 7 passions 7 perceives | Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances orpheus |
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1 I, 5 | governed by one spirit or mind. Orpheus, who is the most ancient 2 I, 5 | all things. But if either Orpheus or these poets of our country 3 I, 7 | hundred and sixty-five as Orpheus did; but we convict them 4 I, 13| both violence and death. Orpheus, who lived in more recent 5 I, 22| permanent, and always increases. Orpheus was the first who introduced 6 I, 22| Laomedon, in whose reign Orpheus came with the Argonauts 7 IV, 8 | profanely] imagine, as Orpheus supposed, that God is both