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 1    I, 9 |           For it is not Lucilius who relates these things, or Lucian,
 2    I, 11|             but Jupiter. Ennius thus relates in his sacred history: "
 3    I, 11|              Caesar also, in Aratus, relates that Aglaosthenes says that
 4    I, 13|             Italy in a ship, as Ovid relates in his Fasti:--~"The cause
 5    I, 13|        recent times than his, openly relates that Saturn reigned on earth
 6    I, 20|         whose figure she bears. Livy relates that there was an image
 7    I, 21|            into the Tiber. And Varro relates that this was done in accordance
 8    I, 21|              gods? Pescennius Festus relates in the books of his History
 9    I, 21|              constellation."~Musaeus relates that Jupiter, when fighting
10    I, 22|          wife; who, as Gabius Bassus relates, was called Fatua because
11    I, 22|             which he wrote in Greek, relates that it was the wife of
12    I, 23|             times, says that Thallus relates in his history, that Belus,
13   IV, 3 |            dumb, not only because it relates to gods who are dumb, but
14   IV, 4 |          wisdom and religion. Wisdom relates to sons, and this relation
15   IV, 28| superstitious and religious, the one relates to a fault, the other belongs
16    V, 5 |             mode of life,"~as Cicero relates in his poem; and this is
17   VI, 9 |          discussing heavenly things, relates the virtue and majesty of
18   VI, 12|             the one manner of living relates to man, the other to God.
19   VI, 18|         patience. But, as Sallustius relates was said by Appius, because
20   VI, 20|            except the one only which relates to generation. Therefore