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 1    I, 7 |      and especially prophetic, giving responses at Colophon,--
 2    I, 11|     Juno as being derived from giving help; and Jupiter is so
 3    I, 15|     Virgil the words of Aeneas giving commands to his friends:--~"
 4   II, 1 |      expressing a wish, and in giving thanks, they do not name
 5  III, 12|  enticements of pleasures, and giving ourselves to the service
 6  III, 17| releases the covetous man from giving largesses to the people;
 7  III, 29|   seriousness, in which he was giving to his son precepts of life
 8   IV, 23|                      XXIII. OF GIVING PRECEPTS, AND ACTING.~If
 9   IV, 23|     one, when he hears another giving precepts, is unwilling that
10   IV, 24|      are not able to follow me giving directions, follow me going
11    V, 20|    this by conversation, or by giving some reason? By no means;
12   VI, 4 |        immoderate lusts, that, giving themselves to pleasure of
13   VI, 11|        must exercise bounty in giving: nor is this kind of liberality
14   VI, 12|       the words of God Himself giving us instructions. For they
15  VII, 5 |       that which was good, and giving virtue, appointed also their
16  VII, 23|        again on the earth, God giving them at the same time a