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 1   I,   2|     authority? Are men not every day advanced in posts of honour,
 2   I,  33|         not entered on the first day of his life with an idea
 3   I,  34|        you as having had a natal day, and as having uttered a
 4   I,  39|          and from whom, when the day comes, we expect greater
 5   I,  42|         executed in the light of day, with no objecting voice;
 6   I,  45|     looked on the heaven and the day?
 7   I,  46|       manifested Himself in open day to countless numbers of
 8   I,  54|          saying is, clearer than day itself, they would never
 9  II,  21|          fast asleep, and remain day and night before the closed
10  II,  24|         through using them every day, that when questioned he
11  II,  30|       for so great toil when the day of death comes, and you
12  II,  45|        tempests of fortune every day, and now do mean things,
13  II,  50|        with their passions every day, and struggling to drive
14  II,  58|        the reason and cause that day did not, in dawning, arise
15  II,  71|       which we hold is new; some day even it, too, will become
16  II,  76|        misfortunes vex you every day? Why, I say, do your gods
17  II,  78|        deny to be true, the last day steal upon us, and we be
18 III,  11|        with every ill, and every day to devise all kinds of fresh
19 III,  23|        purposed. But since every day the reverse is the case,
20 III,  23|         a thousand mothers every day cut off in murderous throes?
21 III,  26|           why do wars rage every day? but if he is their author,
22  IV,   9|        their keepers, when every day we see the thresholds of
23  IV,  11|     increase by accessions every day. Why, then, some one of
24  IV,  11|   distrust, or because we, every day, see many of their predictions
25   V,  10|         the sky and the light of day, attacking all things which
26   V,  15|    enough-who have proposed this day to make it plain-that those
27   V,  15| willingly read over by you every day, and handed down in order
28  VI,  10|  different states, changing each day. We understand that all
29 VII,  28|      touches it. Do we not every day see that, even among the
30 VII,  39|         the state; and when each day brought fresh ill worse
31 VII,  42|          in learning who on that day had been led across the
32 VII,  48|          that mortals of a later day have not obtained the aid