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 1    I, 6 |   knowledge of many subjects and arts acquired for him the name
 2    I, 8 |      virtues, or offices, or the arts which they discovered, they
 3    I, 18|       Ceres and Liber, or of the arts which they discovered, as
 4    I, 18|         might be discovered. The arts also are said to have gained
 5    I, 18|    vessels? There are also other arts, the inventors of which
 6    I, 19|         life by the invention of arts are in the lower regions,
 7   II, 17|         SOOTHSAYING, AND SIMILAR ARTS ARE THE INVENTION OF DEMONS.~
 8   II, 17|        practise their detestable arts, call upon them by their
 9   II, 17|       this subtilty and by these arts they have caused the knowledge
10  III, 2 |        may be wise. In the other arts it appears what this devotedness
11  III, 8 |          from his knowledge? The arts are learned for the purpose
12  III, 25|      because instruction in many arts is necessary for an application
13  III, 25|         necessary, because these arts have some connection with
14   VI, 3 |    eloquence, or some honourable arts by which he may turn to
15   VI, 3 |        for this reason, that the arts are learned at these ages.
16   VI, 4 |         to ensnare us by various arts, directing his rage according
17   VI, 21| worthless who should have scenic arts at his house? But it makes
18  VII, 5 |       men, and with what various arts are they carried on! No
19  VII, 8 |         knowledge of innumerable arts and subjects, which other
20  VII, 14|        because they had invented arts, or because they had taught