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 1    I, 1 |      of which we have destined seven books, although the subject
 2    I, 5 |       one of the number of the seven wise men, and who is said
 3    I, 22|     body of Numa, in the other seven books in latin respecting
 4   II, 9 |        short, from those first seven wise men, even to Socrates
 5  III, 24|        are mentioned among the seven wonders of the world, when
 6   IV, 1 |     OVER EVERY AGE, AND OF THE SEVEN WISE MEN OF GREECE.~WHEN
 7   IV, 1 |    there are said to have been seven, who, because they ventured
 8   IV, 1 |    whole world there were only seven who were called by the name
 9   IV, 1 |      after the renown of those seven wise men, it is incredible
10   IV, 5 | prophet Moses, who lived about seven hundred years before the
11   VI, 6 |     wise, nor those well-known seven; but from their constant
12  VII, 14| complete number. For there are seven days, by the revolutions
13  VII, 14|     are made up; and there are seven stars which do not set,
14  VII, 14|    stars which do not set, and seven luminaries which are called
15  VII, 24|        but the sun will become seven times brighter than it now
16  VII, 26|       of the kingdom, that is, seven thousand of the world, shall
17  VII, 26|  nation of God alone. Then for seven continuous years the woods
18  VII, 27|    Since we have completed the seven courses of the work which