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1   I,  48|  god that he is not able to effect it of himself, but that
2   I,  52|   discover whether they can effect, with the aid of their gods,
3   I,  56|     and to impair the moral effect of the deeds. But it will
4  IV,   7| themselves have very little effect in suggesting to volt a
5 VII,  28| strength, an odour is of no effect upon them, nor can reeking
6 VII,  32|     symphonious pipes? What effect has the clattering of castanets,