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 1       I|  survey of all that anyone has said or will ever say on the
 2      IV| without exaggeration it can be said that they were prepared
 3    VIII|    honoured by the god, and is said to have possessed a certain
 4    VIII|        in the above, he may be said "to have wooed philosophy
 5     XII|     the thunderbolt ; for as I said before he cannot anyhow
 6   XVIII|    what he had done himself or said to his companions on the
 7     XXI|        he asked about, Iarchas said that they never had existed
 8    XXII|     other figures which I have said entered of their own accord,
 9    XXVI|      for the damsel whom he is said subsequently to have brought
10   XXVII|      is clear from what I have said. But let us consider the
11  XXVIII|        we learn that Vespasian said in a tone of prayer: "Do
12    XXIX|     the latter." And again, he said, " My sovereign, Euphrates
13    XXXI|      he owed it, as he himself said, to the lightness and purity
14    XXXI|  Empusa and the Lamia which is said to have played off its mad
15    XXXI|    method. You must then, as I said, regard the whole series
16    XXXI|     For it is impossible, as I said before, that such a miracle
17 XXXVIII|    observe what he himself has said about wizards and falsely
18   XXXIX|      to flattery I should have said that I had your own history
19   XXXIX|       by that of the Meles, he said : ' Thou fool, how much
20      XL|       died there, while others said that he died in Lindus after
21    XLII|      philosophers, it shall be said that, even if they succeed