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 1    I, 11|         another in the times that followed. It is therefore possible
 2    I, 11|        history was translated and followed by Ennius, whose words are
 3    I, 14|       been tossed over all lands, followed by armed men whom Jupiter
 4    I, 20|        name. The Romans doubtless followed the example of the Athenians
 5    I, 20|        abundant blossom. The poet followed up this idea in his Fasti,
 6    I, 20|           stratagem of the enemy, followed. The women in arms went
 7    I, 23|          For those things must be followed up more fully, that, having
 8   II, 4 |         jeer at such gods, for he followed up his sacrilegious acts
 9   II, 4 |           usual good fortune also followed him; for he lived even to
10   II, 11|     attempt to do this; and Tully followed them in many places. But,
11   II, 13|        are first. Death therefore followed man, according to the sentence
12   II, 17| threatening danger; that the ship followed the hand of Claudia; that
13   II, 18|         shall have worshipped and followed these most wicked spirits,
14  III, 3 |   Socrates, and the Academics who followed him, take away knowledge,
15  III, 12|          the Stoics also, whom he followed, say that no one can be
16  III, 14|          in the Academy which you followed and approved. But this teaches
17  III, 17|           was much more generally followed than those of the others;
18  III, 17|   necessity of the subjects which followed led him to absurdities.
19  III, 18|    decrees of the Stoics, whom he followed, and might make his name
20  III, 23|           black? How naturally it followed, that he should also assert
21  III, 24|           were constellations. It followed, therefore, from this rotundity
22  III, 24|        that last consequence also followed, that there would be no
23   IV, 1 |        this kind, therefore, were followed by injustice and impiety,
24   IV, 1 |   earth-born superstitions. There followed the disagreement of mankind,
25   IV, 10|           tyrant of the Egyptians followed with this great host of
26   IV, 15|        Him when a great multitude followed Him of the maimed, or sick,
27   IV, 15|     immediately at His word there followed a calm.~But perhaps the
28   IV, 18|      Gavius, which Marcus Tullius followed up with all the spirit and
29    V, 3 |      precepts and in reality they followed that course of life which
30    V, 3 |           afterwards that all who followed their system would suffer
31    V, 10|           is therefore deservedly followed by punishment; and the deity
32    V, 18|           have as yet existed who followed that course of life. But
33   VI, 4 |        first place temporal evils followed by eternal goods, which
34   VI, 4 |       other, first temporal goods followed by eternal evils, which
35   VI, 5 |          of no avail unless it is followed up by action. Horace therefore
36   VI, 6 |       poet, and all those whom he followed, thought that it meant to
37   VI, 6 |      sketches; and I wish that we followed even these, for they are
38   VI, 9 |      virtue, that is, justice, is followed by poverty. Therefore he
39   VI, 15|          arranged, this naturally followed. For as we rejoice in good
40   VI, 24|          permitted those who have followed a devious course to correct
41  VII, 9 |     absurdities which necessarily followed such a sentiment. But if
42  VII, 14|          and in this they perhaps followed the Chaldeans, who, as Cicero