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1 I, 8| bodies produce these evils in certain signs, regions, seasons, 2 I, 15| times of plenty. Again, certain wars were carried on contrary 3 I, 22| reports not proved by any certain evidence. 4 I, 58| is well ascertained and certain does it allow itself to 5 I, 59| reasonable, let us cease to use certain kinds of fruit because they 6 II, 14| raging fire, into which certain fiercely cruel beings shall 7 II, 15| because this is true and certain, and because we have been 8 II, 24| Meno put to a young slave certain questions relating to the 9 II, 31| 31. A certain neutral character, then, 10 II, 48| Because it is most true and certain that, as has been pretty 11 II, 51| But if this is true and certain in the opinion of proper 12 II, 54| evils, do you refrain from certain deeds and actions? Why do 13 II, 56| true, but not one of them certain, here too, in like manner, 14 II, 60| all, or regard as sure and certain what they might have persuaded 15 II, 62| of death, if the blood of certain animals is offered to certain 16 II, 62| certain animals is offered to certain deities. These are empty 17 II, 65| disposed. For, as with you, certain gods have fixed offices, 18 II, 68| what is greater and more certain, and have not suffered ourselves 19 II, 70| suppliantly adore, did they not at certain times, as is handed down 20 II, 70| of life. So, then, at a certain time the god Jupiter began 21 II, 70| Jupiter began to be, at a certain time to merit worship and 22 II, 70| worship and sacrifices, at a certain time to be set above his 23 II, 70| these, too, began to be at a certain time, and to be summoned 24 II, 70| of his body, it is quite certain that Minerva did not exist, 25 II, 70| be called a goddess at a certain time, to be set up in temples, 26 II, 72| please, since it began at a certain time? or what are two thousand 27 II, 73| mentioned just now, it is certain that you will reply, either 28 III, 9| have been arranged for certain uses, each for its own end, 29 III, 29| with father Janus, whom certain of you have declared to 30 III, 29| a god, when it is but a certain space measured off in the 31 III, 30| Now if this is clear and certain, there is, then, according 32 III, 34| this is sure, if this is certain, and the facts of the case 33 III, 35| this is a true, sure, and certain opinion, they also will 34 III, 39| false; if what they say is certain, Varro, with all his skill, 35 III, 39| Manilius holds is true and certain, they are utterly mistaken 36 IV, 10| if you say that there are certain things over which the deities 37 IV, 15| each. But if it is true and certain, and is told in earnest 38 IV, 16| which you speak, is not a certain form of deity, but the understanding 39 IV, 18| theologians have written what is certain and well known, or set forth 40 IV, 24| against us? Do we say that certain gods were produced from 41 IV, 27| or if they are true and certain, and perceived without any 42 V, 8| not divine. For if it is certain that men are sprung originally 43 V, 15| who have either allowed certain persons to write such stories, 44 V, 29| their lusts? For when it is certain that the first and perfect 45 V, 34| made obscure, and has no certain limit within which the meaning 46 V, 38| This seems by no means certain. Do you ask for what reason, 47 V, 39| But if this is clear and certain, that is, if the causes 48 V, 42| Phrygia, to have suffered certain things, to have done certain 49 V, 42| certain things, to have done certain things also, whom all the 50 VI, 10| recognised to be clear and certain from things which are manifest. 51 VI, 12| found which does not have certain characteristics bestowed 52 VI, 13| and caps, when I know that certain images have the forms of 53 VI, 13| images have the forms of certain men, and the features of 54 VI, 26| punishment which should be most certain fixed in men's minds also, 55 VII, 2| unchanged. Now, as this is certain, it follows that they should 56 VII, 5| and if this is clear and certain, anger has been separated 57 VII, 10| each person, it is already certain; but if this is certain 58 VII, 10| certain; but if this is certain and fixed, there is no room 59 VII, 18| with all the victims, but certain deities with certain animals, 60 VII, 18| but certain deities with certain animals, according to the 61 VII, 21| consecrate victims of a certain kind to certain deities, 62 VII, 21| victims of a certain kind to certain deities, and that certain 63 VII, 21| certain deities, and that certain forms of supplication should 64 VII, 21| consecrate victims of a certain kind to certain deities, 65 VII, 21| victims of a certain kind to certain deities, and that certain 66 VII, 21| certain deities, and that certain forms of supplication should 67 VII, 21| spring, be derived from certain reasons? Are you going to 68 VII, 23| stings of rage, but by a certain peculiarity of their nature. 69 VII, 24| that named omentum is a certain part enclosed by the reservoirs 70 VII, 35| necessary to gods, and it is certain and evident that these have 71 VII, 38| diviners-sacrifice has been offered, and certain gods have been summoned 72 VII, 38| shrines erected to them, and certain images and statues set on 73 VII, 39| dream Jupiter said to a certain rustic, obscure from the 74 VII, 40| and advice of the seers, certain gods were summoned from 75 VII, 44| produced by excess. After certain gods were brought from among 76 VII, 46| referred, if your service of certain personages is in itself 77 VII, 46| personages is in itself certain. Since the case is thus,