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 1    I, pref, 1|            felt constrained, my dear friend, to compose the following
 2    I, pref, 2|          them) to unfold to thee, my friend, these portentous and profound
 3    I,  9, 1  |                          You see, my friend, the method which these
 4    I, 12, 2  |           not appear to you, my dear friend, to be possessed of greater
 5    I, 14, 9  |          number; so that nothing, my friend, which I have received as
 6    I, 16, 3  |                 I well know, my dear friend, that when thou hast read
 7   II, pref, 1|            showed thee, my very dear friend, that the whole system devised,
 8  III, pref, 1|       enjoined upon me, my very dear friend, that I should bring to
 9  III,  2, 3  |           have to deal, my very dear friend, endeavouring like slippery
10   IV, pref, 1|   transmitting to thee, my very dear friend, this fourth book of the
11   IV, 13, 4  |            faith, and so became "the friend of God." But the Word of
12   IV, 16, 2  | righteousness; and he was called the friend of God." Then, again, Lot,
13   IV, 18, 3  |              the offering] as from a friend. "But the sinner," says
14   IV, 20, 9  |           any one might speak to his friend." But Moses desired to see
15   IV, 36, 5  |       garment; and he said unto him, Friend, how camest thou hither,
16    V, pref, 1|        preceding books, my very dear friend, which I put forth to thee,
17    V, 14, 4  |      Remember, therefore, my beloved friend, that thou hast been redeemed