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1  II,  68|    means of cunning deceit and ambiguous names? Since, then, yourselves
2  IV,  24|     having become rich, by his ambiguous responses, deceived the
3  IV,  28|  deceived his suppliants by an ambiguous reply, excelled in the tricks
4   V,   1| Jupiter, being ensnared by the ambiguous terms used, uttered these
5   V,   3|     and turn his uncertain and ambiguous words into "an onion's head? "
6   V,  35|     some parts of them are not ambiguous at all, while, on the contrary,
7   V,  37|      expressed in the dark and ambiguous terms. Ceres was enraged