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 1   I,  33|            would they not in that case, with nature as their guide
 2   I,  59|        error is made in number or case, in preposition, participle,
 3   I,  59|    consider the true state of the case, no language is naturally
 4   I,  59|        indifferently, and in that case it is vain for you to say
 5   I,  64|      foundation, not even in this case do I see any reason that
 6  II,   4|       none at all? For in the one case there is no danger, if that
 7  II,  11|           has that to do with the case? Do enthymemes, syllogisms,
 8  II,  24|        desired problem. In such a case will he perceive, although
 9  II,  30|     doctrine of Epicurus, in this case, too, there is no sufficient
10  II,  34|             34. Since this is the case, what, pray, is so unfair
11  II,  36|       their being. If this is the case, then, and it is not fitting
12  II,  51|          which you censure in our case. For you do not say anything
13  II,  53|          Since this, then, is the case, we do nothing out of place
14  II,  55|          we are unable, in either case it is a small matter in
15  II,  57|          While, then, this is the case, and it cannot but be that
16  II,  57|        hold them so support their case by strong and very weighty
17  II,  64|       advantage? You will in that case have consulted your own
18  II,  64|      despise it? You will in this case have robbed yourself of
19  II,  70|      religion. Now as this is the case, when you talk of the novelty
20  II,  71|         Therefore, if this is the case, Picus and Jupiter are in
21 III,   1|       further on this part of the case. For neither is the Christian
22 III,   6|         brilliant sentences, this case would have been concluded;
23 III,  11|     manner? This, then, being the case, you are the cause of all
24 III,  14|           Further, if this is the case, you must see whether the
25 III,  18|          are, it is clear, in our case, baseless, deceitful, and
26 III,  18|          or images, or, as is the case in all eyes, can see nothing
27 III,  23|      every day the reverse is the case, and the results of actions
28 III,  32|   produced. If this, then, is the case, Mercury is not the name
29 III,  34|     certain, and the facts of the case show it to be so, again
30 III,  37|        from the real state of the case. For if their number were
31  IV,   5|        been taken up. But in this case, by what means, in what
32  IV,  17|       sufficient to know from one case that the same principle
33  IV,  27|     reputation; and it is in that case a matter quite deserving,
34  IV,  37|          this is the state of the case, that as you are exceedingly
35   V,  14|           sight; and lest in this case they should, being uncovered,
36   V,  17|        and treatises, and in that case it is clear that you do
37   V,  34|           him. But this being the case, how can you obtain certainty
38   V,  35|       another supposition in each case, nor appeal to the context
39   V,  40|        grant you that this is the case, that is, even if the narratives
40   V,  40|           you not observe in this case, do you not see how dishonouring,
41  VI,   2|            Now, since this is the case, how can we be supposed
42  VI,   5|           Now, if this be not the case, all hope of help is taken
43  VI,   8| moderation, are in doubt, in this case, also, what reason is there,
44  VI,  10|           indeed, this is not the case, as we all think that it
45  VI,  16|         dead things. For, in this case, do you not see that these
46  VI,  16|           away with rust? In this case, I say, do yon not see that
47  VI,  18|          So, then, if this is the case, in sitting statues also
48  VI,  22|     Neither. then. if this is the case, do they wish to have these
49 VII,  12|           impossible, for in that case they will fight themselves
50 VII,  17|             17. Lo, if dogs-for a case must be imagined, in order
51 VII,  17|       maws? Would you not in this case, then, be inflamed with
52 VII,  23|        calamity, not even in this case is there any reason why
53 VII,  28|         we allow that this is the case, we make them subject to
54 VII,  39|          to the very point of the case, to that on which the question
55 VII,  41|        that he was wronged in the case of that dancer because he
56 VII,  46|         itself certain. Since the case is thus, and the discussion
57 VII,  48|     others. But since this is the case that in great peoples, in