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 1   1, 38|             forth from the mouth of mortals into the air33; but is,—
 2   2, 12|         differed in no respect from mortals, but were in truth men only,—
 3   2, 13|           to these same passions of mortals! And to these did they ascribe
 4   2, 40|              Rhea, and  ./. Saturn, mortals! or How, according to this
 5   2, 52|             to the passions of both mortals, and immortals! And, since
 6   3, 39|           His providential care for mortals, by that which was like
 7   3, 39|      permeate the unclean bodies of mortals; so, in a far higher degree,
 8   3, 39|          power too, He provided for mortals; while from His participation
 9   3, 40|            immortal, conversed with mortals; how the Image (of God),
10   3, 57|            experienced the birth of mortals. They thought too, that
11   3, 68| appellations of Heroes and Gods, to mortals who left this world in shame,
12   4, 1 |           answers, as the nature of mortals was able to hear, by means