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 1     I, 18|           or follows voluntarily, making an exercise also of free
 2     I, 20|           of anything, but simply making the attempt to give it up;
 3    IV, 13|     abashed by many failures, but making their boast in this one.
 4    IV, 19|         not loquacious, indolent, making an improper use of leisure,
 5    IV, 25|         ungenial, severe, readily making acquisitions, for friendship
 6    IV, 28|         mysteries) is sufficient. Making, however, the attendant
 7    IV, 35|       means of the cauldron. For, making a closed chamber, and anointing
 8    IV, 37|        requisite contrivances for making the figures shine, which
 9    IV, 41|                              XLI. MAKING A SKULL SPEAK.~But putting
10    IV, 48|           forth both hands, as if making a confession of sin. And
11    IV, 48|           to touch Corona. though making a violent effort to do so.
12     V, 2 |           against Christ, and are making dupes of those who are not
13     V, 18|           when in like manner one making a long journey deems it
14     V, 23| statements) as are sufficient for making a public example (of these
15    VI, 2 |          adept in sorceries, both making a mockery of many, partly
16    VI, 9 |           in this way the spirit, making its way through the ventricles
17    VI, 12|         below, generating itself, making itself grow, seeking itself,
18    VI, 37|           him to consist. Marcus, making a similar attempts with
19    VI, 45|          number eighty; and again making eighty tenfold, generated
20    VI, 50|           any one in like manner, making some greater discovery,
21    IX, 1 |          seems expedient that we, making an onslaught upon the opinion
22    IX, 4 |          giving an account of, by making a division according to
23     X, 29|          His creative effort. And making these, He formed the ruler