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 1   2, 50|       in.vidiously, give their divinations. But, behold! it was any
 2   2, 68|        in many things, both by divinations and revelations, did these
 3   2, 79|       to be Gods, who gave out divinations, and foreknowledge (of things
 4   2, 79|       grounded reproach on the divinations which were formerly published
 5   2, 87|  virtually) confessed by their divinations, that they could effect
 6   3, 13|  should no more give out their divinations at the springs and fountains ?
 7   3, 13| Colophon13: other fountains of divinations also became silent; the
 8   3, 13|       by the Divine power. The divinations too of every place were
 9   5, 3 |    Greece too, glorying in the divinations of their  ./. deities, have
10   5, 4 |          those to whom (these) divinations have more particularly home