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 1 1 |       mortals. For who can doubt respecting a providence, when he sees
 2 4 |  statements which have been made respecting the Supreme God, either
 3 10|         HIS LICENTIOUS LIFE.~But respecting the king and father of all
 4 12|    called gods; as they did also respecting their kingdoms. For when
 5 21|          information to Hercules respecting the stealing of his cattle,
 6 21|    ludicrous fictions there are, respecting which it is grievous to
 7 23|       BARBARIANS.~We have spoken respecting the gods: now we will speak
 8 29|      arguing, in his fourth book respecting providence, said: Nothing
 9 33|         it. When inquiry is made respecting the chief good of man, it
10 38|  especially because in his books respecting the state he wished all
11 46|            The same prophet says respecting His silence: "I was brought
12 46|       teeth." The same also says respecting food and drink in the lxviiith
13 46|          vinegar to drink." Also respecting the cross of Christ: "And
14 49| philosophers, flatter themselves respecting the Supreme God. He who
15 52|         declined to make a stand respecting the fact of their innocence.
16 55|         firm or certain argument respecting justice. ~
17 58|         this the worship of God, respecting which I must now speak,
18 60|      another that which you feel respecting yourself, and to your own
19 60|      person that which you judge respecting another, and you will understand
20 62|          hearing (to say nothing respecting songs, which often so charm
21 72|      great judgment on the earth respecting the living and the dead,