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 1    I, 1 |       I considered these to be sufficiently suitable guides to a good
 2    I, 2 | providence appear to have been sufficiently answered by men of sagacity
 3    I, 7 |    things. I have, as I think, sufficiently taught by arguments, and
 4    I, 7 |       witnesses, that which is sufficiently plain by itself, that there
 5    I, 21|        says, "And Osiris never sufficiently sought for." For they always
 6   IV, 1 | introduced, the subject itself sufficiently declares. For, turning away
 7   IV, 12|    from them: the testimony is sufficiently strong to prove the truth,
 8   IV, 28|    loves his children more, or sufficiently honours the gods; and he,
 9   IV, 30|       to be set. But some, not sufficiently instructed in heavenly learning,
10   IV, 30|     that, since we have spoken sufficiently on the subject of true religion
11    V, 1 |  little readiness, and was not sufficiently polished, and very obscure.
12    V, 18|  Furius, since Laelius has not sufficiently replied to him; who, although
13    V, 18|         except that he did not sufficiently perceive that it was not
14   VI, 12|       anything, since they are sufficiently protected and honoured by
15   VI, 13|      ascends the first step is sufficiently just; he who ascends the
16  VII, 4 |       BODY.~But we have spoken sufficiently on the subject of providence