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 1    I, 5 |     declared it in another place, saying: "For the Deity pervades
 2    I, 11|       what is the meaning of that saying, that there are fates whom
 3    I, 11|           poets with the hint for saying that Jupiter obtained the
 4    I, 11|     Coelus, who, according to the saying of Euhemerus, died in Oceania,
 5    I, 15|           the Nature of the Gods, saying "But the life of men and
 6    I, 21|         poets have the licence of saying what they will. I do not
 7   II, 2 |            to proclaim aloud that saying of Persius:--~"O souls bent
 8   II, 3 |         in attaining the power of saying that which really is. It
 9   II, 3 |     really is. It is a well-known saying of Cicero: "I wish that
10   II, 4 |        should be placed upon him, saying that a golden robe was heavy
11   II, 4 |           beard from AEsculapius, saying that it was unbecoming and
12   II, 11|       from labour and trouble, by saying that the world always existed,
13   II, 13|       Sibyl teaches in her verse, saying:"Man made by the very hands
14  III, 9 |           let us imagine that the saying was not uttered on the spur
15  III, 15|         life. We shall not err in saying that philosophy is the law
16  III, 15| philosophy defended this fault by saying, that there was a great
17  III, 17|          this is evident from the saying of Cicero, who says that
18  III, 18|       justly find fault with that saying of Terence:--~"First, learn
19  III, 18|          was right, therefore, in saying beforehand that he was held
20  III, 19|           to a conflagration? The saying of Plato is not dissimilar,
21   IV, 7 |           man, as Hermes teaches, saying these things: "Now the cause
22   IV, 11|        the prophet Malachi shows, saying: "I have no pleasure in
23   IV, 12|        declared in another place, saying: "Let the heavens rejoice,
24   IV, 13|       also man, Jeremiah teaches, saying: "And He is a man, and who
25   IV, 13|       word of the Lord to Nathan, saying: "Go and tell my servant
26   IV, 14|           Psalm teaches the same, saying: "Before the morning-star
27   IV, 14|           around before His face, saying, Take away the filthy garments
28   IV, 14|        Lord stood, and protested, saying to Jesus: Thus saith the
29   IV, 15|          prophets, and of Isaiah, saying: "Be strong, ye hands that
30   IV, 18|         of the Jews; also His own saying, "Destroy this temple, which
31   IV, 18|      meditated a plan against me, saying, Come, let us send wood
32   IV, 21|           shown that it would be, saying: "And, behold, one like
33   IV, 28|          more just? For as to his saying, that they who diligently
34    V, 5 |          wanting to any. And this saying of the poet ought so to
35    V, 14|       deed, but with empty words, saying that nothing is so befitting
36    V, 17|           justice into two parts, saying that the one was civil,
37    V, 20|      judgment of their ancestors, saying that they were wise, that
38    V, 23|        who stand around hear them saying in the midst of these very
39   VI, 2 |        perhaps did not utter this saying, but as that of Cicero,
40   VI, 6 |        obtain them. Hence is that saying, "It is virtue to know the
41   VI, 6 |    exterminated from thence. This saying of Cicero is true: "But
42   VI, 18|        traveller will not use the saying of Lucilius:--~"It is not
43   VI, 24|  expressed the majesty of God, by saying that it is too great for
44  VII, 3 |          own work. Whence is that saying of Virgil:--~"A spirit whose
45  VII, 3 |        then, becomes of their own saying, that the world was both
46  VII, 4 |           in this very matter, in saying it was not made for the