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1    IV, 12|    let him by measuring be persuaded (of their accuracy); for
2    IV, 34|   from such practices, has persuaded me to teach and publish,
3    IV, 46| the folly of those who are persuaded (by these heterodox tenets),
4    IX, 2 | corrupt man. And he, being persuaded by proffered gain, was accustomed
5    IX, 7 |     Now (the governor) was persuaded, and liberated Callistus
6     X, 4 |    PHILOSOPHERS CONTINUED.~Persuaded, then, that the principle
7     X, 29|   ours, I say, who are not persuaded by empty expressions, nor