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1 1|      ever seen accomplished by man; and he who achieved it,
2 3|       And the memory of these, man, mindful of benefits, rightly
3 4|        hitherto explored by no man, he saw in spirit a mighty
4 4|       had understood the great man's mind; indeed it is evident
5 5| therefore, as it is lawful for man to divine from events the
6 6|     also characteristic of the man's mind and soul. For being
7 6|       tell the purposes of the man. At each disembarkation