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 1   I,   3|          men is assailed, the gods bring upon us, incensed as they
 2   I,   5|                          5. Did we bring it about, that ten thousand
 3   I,  16|    productiveness? If I am said to bring the ill luck of a wound
 4   I,  21|             on our flocks let them bring luckless barrenness. From
 5   I,  21| olive-trees and vineyards let them bring the full harvest; but let
 6   I,  25|       prate of? What do you try to bring forward in the recklessness
 7   I,  53|           did them, but which will bring danger to yourselves-danger,
 8   I,  63|          troubles and bodily ills, bring them back and restore them
 9   I,  64|            soul's guardian. and to bring to you the immortality which
10  II,  12|                            12. You bring forward arguments against
11  II,  28|    forgotten; for one cause cannot bring about two results, and these
12  II,  34|        were able to provide it and bring us to the end which he had
13  II,  52|       surmises, we too are able to bring them forward as well, as
14  II,  55|       wicked and criminal, who, to bring about some result, took
15  II,  57|           vain, a useless task, to bring forward something as though
16  II,  58|          for what purpose? Can you bring forward and disclose the
17  II,  60|          conjectures, to raise and bring up questions that cause
18  II,  65|          before benefiting, and to bring to another way of thinking
19  II,  65|            you? do you wish Him to bring you help, whose gifts and
20  II,  65|          you yourself say. For, to bring salvation and impart to
21  II,  73|            to declare it to us, to bring us to its truth; to show
22  II,  75|          which it was necessary to bring help, required that as a
23  II,  77|         our ill-treatment will not bring evil upon us, but will lead
24 III,  12|       temples. And let no one here bring up against us Jewish fables
25 III,  17|           no opinion of our own to bring forward. For as, if the
26 III,  21|            Do they labour, do they bring forth, that Juno may soothe,
27 III,  24|           of sacrifices, is not to bring help to those who ask it,
28 III,  26|          you have set up. We shall bring forward Mars himself, and
29 III,  44|          have been overthrown; and bring so important matters into
30  IV,   1|       childish frolic, or tends to bring your deities into contempt,
31  IV,  13|          have begun, compels us to bring forward something on these
32  IV,  16|          of the matter, I too will bring as witnesses the Egyptians,
33  IV,  16|       reason? Does he conceive and bring forth children from ms head?
34  IV,  27|         things are false which you bring forward about them individually,
35  IV,  30|            does it at all avail to bring blood and gore, if you believe
36  IV,  32|            afraid of the gods, and bring them into danger with men.
37  IV,  32|         false accusations, than to bring forward and upbraid their
38  IV,  34|      matters of religion which you bring forward, that words are
39   V,   2|       something extraordinary, and bring contempt upon deity itself.
40   V,   2|        have marie known the way to bring him down to earth. This
41   V,  13|        where rocks and hard stones bring forth, there apples must
42   V,  14|          but you, on the contrary, bring forward to us the cutting
43   V,  15|  plain-that those deities whom you bring for ward, if they are anywhere
44   V,  16|           on fixed days you always bring into the sanctuary of the
45   V,  18|           that it is not lawful to bring in twigs of myrtle, as Butas
46   V,  19|        which being initiated, they bring stated fees as to a harlot,
47   V,  26|     anything, nor seeking means to bring the holiness of the gods
48   V,  26|         and doing so: for we shall bring forward the very verses
49   V,  27|           forget her miseries, and bring her with sudden cheerfulness
50   V,  27|          we had it in our power to bring forward with scoffing and
51   V,  29|            these the gods whom you bring to us, whom you thrust and
52   V,  32|           and unites with Orcus to bring forth fruit. In like manner
53  VI,   1|          meal, and finally, do not bring wine flowing in libations
54  VI,   2|      threatening omens; should not bring on pestilences and diseases
55  VI,  16|            that you are heard, and bring yourselves into disgrace
56  VI,  22|           the wretched men, and to bring back their insane minds
57 VII,  24|           send down their food and bring it back again; nor the magmenta,
58 VII,  29|            immortal gods to drink; bring forth goblets, bowls, ladles,
59 VII,  31|           31. It is worth while to bring forward the words themselves
60 VII,  31|            with this wine which we bring." The words "which we bring,"
61 VII,  31|        bring." The words "which we bring," says Trebatius, are added
62 VII,  31|            with this wine which we bring: "this is a wrong, not an
63 VII,  31|            with this wine which we bring: "what is this but saying, "
64 VII,  34|           that the gods gather and bring in their grapes; we have
65 VII,  36|            are any who inflict and bring these ills on miserable
66 VII,  45|  Aesculapius, unless you choose to bring forward this pretext, that
67 VII,  47|            too, on the other hand, bring forward the question, If,