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1   I,   8|     sublime head and pillar of philosophers, has declared in his writings,
2   I,  18| divinity. For wherever, as the philosophers hold, there is any agitation,
3  II,  11|       you have followed in the philosophers. And we, indeed, have followed
4  II,  11|  virtues did you follow in the philosophers, that it was more reasonable
5  II,  34|        another of this band of philosophers, had promised these joys
6  II,  50|       they, pray? Tell us. The philosophers, I suppose, who assert that