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1  II,  60|        do not hesitate, for the sake of their conjectures, to
2 III,  16|       of honour, and for form's sake which is much more insulting
3  IV,   1|       deities merely for form's sake, because we desire and wish
4   V,   8|        not exist at all for the sake of the deluge? and would
5   V,  30| numbered among the gods for the sake of some power and good desert;
6   V,  43|         senses of words for the sake of spurious interpretations;
7  VI,  24|  profitably and wisely, for the sake of the unmanageable and