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 1    I, 2 |       necessary to speak, in different places throughout this work which
 2    I, 3 |                matters at their proper places. In the meantime, I affirm
 3    I, 11|           reign in all the islands and places bordering on the sea."~The
 4    I, 14|                them within a wall, and places over them a guard."~The
 5    I, 16|                of gods occupy separate places; in this front the powerful
 6    I, 20|                of profligacy, in those places especially where their naked
 7    I, 20|             with superfluous buildings places which may turn out to the
 8    I, 21|                will they do in profane places, who commit the greatest
 9    I, 22|              and these he trembles, he places everything in this. As infant
10    I, 22|              honour of himself in many places. For when he went about
11   II, 7 | indiscriminately from the neighbouring places, without any distinction
12   II, 11|            Tully followed them in many places. But, however, he briefly
13  III, 10|             standing open in different places with various outlets, assuredly
14  III, 23|                of this madman, that he places pity among vices and diseases.
15   IV, 15|             designation of persons and places, that I may be able to come
16    V, 4 |               many others, and in many places, and that not only in Greek,
17    V, 20|               say, who sees the secret places of the heart, who is alway
18   VI, 11|               yourself exclaim in many places that virtue is not mercenary;
19   VI, 16|                 and circumstances, and places, that they may not be vices,
20   VI, 17|            either be shaken over rough places, or will glide over precipices,
21   VI, 18|                at all times and in all places guard innocence. And this
22  VII, 7 |            suffered punishment in dark places, and in dreadful abysses