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 1    I, 6 |          the Greeks when they were setting but for Ilium, both that
 2    I, 11| Aglaosthenes says that when he was setting out from the island of Naxos
 3    I, 12|           are the words of Cicero, setting forth the opinion of the
 4   II, 8 |        shall delay too long in the setting forth of contrary subjects,
 5  III, 2 |         VAIN WAS ITS OCCUPATION IN SETTING FORTH THE TRUTH.~Now, since
 6   IV, 11|           of the sun even unto its setting, my name shall be great
 7   IV, 15|         may be able to come to the setting forth of His passion and
 8   IV, 15|           go before Him. But they, setting out when evening was now
 9   IV, 15|            midst of the sea, then, setting His feet on the sea, He
10   IV, 17|          have for their object the setting forth of righteousness,
11   IV, 26|      rising of the sun even to his setting, was about to come under
12    V, 13|        from the rising even to the setting of the sun, and each sex,
13    V, 20|             Let them imitate us in setting forth the system of the
14   VI, 3 |         which is worse towards its setting: since he who follows truth
15   VI, 3 |        truth, must be borne to the setting of the sun, and to darkness.
16  VII, 12|          they are passing out, and setting forth on their journey and
17  VII, 14|      bounded by the rising and the setting of the sun, is a representation