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 1    I, 5 |      say that Jupiter was the author of all things, since he
 2    I, 5 |      Saturn himself was their author, since it was reported that
 3    I, 5 |       must itself have had an author. This consideration led
 4    I, 11|      the poet says, to be the author of men and all things, when
 5    I, 11|     it. Euhemerus, an ancient author, who was of the city of
 6    I, 22|             XXII. WHO WAS THE AUTHOR OF THE VANITIES BEFORE DESCRIBED
 7    I, 22|      AMONG OTHER NATIONS.~The author and establisher of these
 8    I, 22|      who was really the first author of the worship of the gods.
 9   II, 9 | either could exist without an author or could be changed, and
10   II, 11|    from the earth without any author; whence that expression
11   II, 14|     who regard Bacchus as the author of wine. For he not only
12  III, 9 |      thanks to Him who is the author of this benefit? why do
13  III, 9 | pleasure more highly than the author of the pleasure? So entirely
14  III, 13|    And how much that greatest author of the Roman language is
15   IV, 15| manner, nor the time, nor the author was signified. Lastly, the
16    V, 9 |  righteous which attacked the Author of righteousness Himself.
17   VI, 2 |    offering to Him who is the Author and Giver of light? The
18   VI, 4 |   errors, and to overcome the author of evils himself, God has
19   VI, 11|   With you, therefore, as the author and teacher of justice,
20  VII, 5 |  without evil; and that first author of the human race, as long
21  VII, 7 |     without some most skilful author, and that very arrangement
22  VII, 7 |       like worms, without any author or plan. For the reason