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 1 1 |      language a medley. On this account we have renounced your wisdom,
 2 6 |      RESURRECTION.~ And on this account we believe that there will
 3 8 |         enacted emasculation on account of Attis, of whom she was
 4 9 |    stars, according to some, on account of Sicily, or, as others
 5 9 |   Sicily, or, as others say, on account of the first letter in the
 6 10|         tree; Zeus a dragon, on account of Persephone; the sisters
 7 10|       of little value, on whose account what is now Delos was called
 8 13|       soul is darkness. On this account, if it continues solitary,
 9 15| apprehend the superior. On this account the nature of the demons
10 18|   partakes of the punishment on account of his intimacy with him,
11 20|         the earth have given an account of its various regions so
12 26|       exist. Why am I called to account for uttering my opinions,
13 26|        one another. And on this account you are all nothing worth.
14 28|     GREEK LEGISLATION.~ On this account I reject your legislation
15 29|                           XXIX. ACCOUNT OF TATIAN'S CONVERSION.~
16 30|       give a simple and copious account of them.~
17 33|   honour the accuser of Zeus on account of his artistic skill. And
18 34|       sow, which also on a like account, they say, was deemed worthy
19 35|     wish to give you a distinct account of what I myself have seen
20 37|        one of the kings, and an account is given of the coming of