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 1    I, 8 |    poets and historians have handed down.~
 2    I, 11|      This undoubtedly is not handed down by poets. but by writers
 3    I, 13|      a man, inasmuch as they handed down to memory his actions
 4    I, 14|      and the relationship is handed down to us after this manner
 5    I, 15|      their sacred rites, and handed them down to all nations.
 6    I, 15|   the writers of Greece have handed down, even those who are
 7    I, 15|   initiated, what things are handed down in the mysteries; and
 8    I, 21| human victim to Jupiter, and handed down to posterity that sacrifice
 9    I, 22|      to religion--was itself handed down to memory? Every one
10   II, 4 |   lived even to old age, and handed down the kingdom in succession
11   II, 7 |   the religious institutions handed down to them by their ancestors,
12   II, 7 |    because the ancients have handed them down; anti so great
13   II, 8 |      from them, that as they handed down to posterity their
14   II, 8 |    to those things which are handed down by many and undoubted
15   II, 11|    but the things which were handed down by the oracles of the
16   II, 12|     Laws, in the first book, handed down the same thing as the
17   II, 13|    was not ignorant of this, handed down as it is in the sacred
18  III, 1 |      inasmuch as it has been handed down to us in the sacred
19  III, 23|     and abandon the property handed down to them from their
20    V, 20|   sacred rites and gods were handed down to mortals; let them
21   VI, 10|     committed to writing and handed down to memory the record
22  VII, 11|      of present things, have handed down to memory the monuments
23  VII, 15|  Hydaspes received its name, handed down to the memory of posterity
24  VII, 22|     obscure rumour, yet they handed it down, when carelessly