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 1    I, 7 |      But perchance some one may ask of us the same question
 2    I, 17|      him nothing which he might ask, then the lame artificer
 3    I, 21| ploughman at work, and began to ask him to sell one of his oxen.
 4   II, 2 |       need of his statue. For I ask, if any one should often
 5   II, 4 |      Now in the meantime I will ask, Why did they not punish
 6   II, 9 |      built? You would assuredly ask the same question about
 7   II, 9 |         the house which you now ask about the world--by what
 8  III, 8 |    learned to apply remedies. I ask, therefore, to what subject
 9  III, 8 |        easily understood. For I ask whether they imagine that
10  III, 9 |    Wherefore, if any one should ask a man who is truly wise
11  III, 15|      general uncertainty? For I ask whether he thinks that the
12  III, 19|      any one, therefore, should ask me whether death is a good
13  III, 19|        for its embellishment. I ask, therefore, for whom he
14   IV, 7 |    CHRIST.~Some one may perhaps ask who this is who is so powerful,
15   IV, 15|  baskets to the hope ofmany."~I ask, therefore, what the art
16   IV, 23|         characters of others, I ask whether he is bound himself
17   IV, 29|    FATHER.~Some one may perhaps ask how, when we say that we
18    V, 1 |    untried, we do not appear to ask unjustly, that if there
19    V, 7 |         some may be inclined to ask, why, if this be justice,
20    V, 12|      Furius against justice: "I ask," he says, "if there should
21    V, 20|        folly. And if you should ask them the grounds of their
22    V, 20|    petitioner whatever he shall ask, when he draws nigh to offer
23    V, 20|         For what can the robber ask when he sacrifices, or the
24    V, 21|        own? I wish therefore to ask them to whom especially
25   VI, 11| necessity and peril of a man. I ask, therefore, of those who
26   VI, 16|         mediocrity profit us? I ask whether they think that
27   VI, 20|       they esteem a pleasure. I ask now whether they can be
28  VII, 23|         of the dead, let no one ask of us how this is possible:
29  VII, 25|        Perhaps some one may now ask when these things of which