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 1    I, 15|       which work, following the example of Plato, he wished to set
 2    I, 20|   Romans doubtless followed the example of the Athenians in representing
 3    I, 21|        straw; do you, after the example of Hercules, cast in the
 4    I, 22|        his worship, and gave an example for the imitation of others.
 5    I, 22|         and he himself, by this example and institution, may have
 6   II, 8 |         also is set forth as an example of a miracle. For when,
 7   II, 14|    pre-eminent, as a remarkable example of righteousness. He, when
 8  III, 3 | uncertain. Let us return to the example before mentioned. Come,
 9  III, 6 |   proposed in the schools as an example of the kind of fallacy called
10  III, 15|         youth, corrupted by the example and authority of the teacher,
11  III, 21|        reason, yet certainly by example, both of the dumb animals,
12   IV, 24|     cannot be refuted except by example. For the things which you
13   IV, 24|      can by no means propose an example to man. For there will stand
14   IV, 25|   temple, that by His words and example He might spread throughout
15   IV, 26|         teacher, afforded us an example of pressures, and labours,
16   IV, 26|         when He had afforded an example of righteousness in all
17   IV, 29|         the body. We may use an example more closely connected with
18    V, 5 |      almost a parricide, was an example to others to the injury
19    V, 10|       one which is the greatest example of piety.In Maro, that king "
20    V, 12|     Assuredly he put forth this example as though he divined what
21   VI, 6 | Aristides is called just, is an example of justice sought from these
22   VI, 18|       what can a more befitting example be sought, than from the
23   VI, 20|        For this is shown by the example of OEdipus alone, confused
24  VII, 9 |     wind, that by the token and example of these things we might
25  VII, 22|         dead, that through. his example we may believe it to be
26  VII, 26|    mightest afford a surpassing example of virtue and holiness: