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 1 10|        these, Jupiter, whom they believe to possess the chief power
 2 12|        in word: for in fact they believe them, since they so fashion
 3 20|          it, they would never, I believe, have thought that it ought
 4 22|          in this. As infant boys believe that every statue of bronze
 5 22|    things reigned are true: they believe that statues of bronze contain
 6 28|        so deceive men, that they believe that a divine power is present
 7 36| senseless! He found also some to believe him, and some indeed among
 8 39|          serious, that we should believe that there are men who have
 9 39|        better than these, who, I believe, that he might please his
10 42|     health and safety of all who believe in God through Him. He is
11 62|         writings, do not readily believe the sacred writings, because