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 1   2, 12|       and Demigods ; while the Egyptians12 imagined of Horus, Isis,
 2   2, 13|           13. The whole of the Egyptians, therefore, at once with
 3   2, 67| countries of the heathen ! The Egyptians were moreover, (occupied)
 4   2, 81|      the lives of all. For the Egyptians had a law, allowing them
 5   3, 12|     our Saviour, persuaded the Egyptians, -- more attached as they
 6   3, 79|      here) a wise man. And now Egyptians, Syrians, Scythians, Italians,
 7   4, 8 |      Greeks and Romans, of the Egyptians also, the Persians, and
 8   5, 6 |       by those sages among the Egyptians,  ./. or by those Greeks
 9   5, 16|    neither the sciences of the Egyptians, nor those mysteries which
10   5, 28|      we should not neglect the Egyptians, but contend also with their
11   5, 46|      can we discourse with the Egyptians? What diction can we use