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 1   I,  31|       uncertain, and to express doubt whether that God exists
 2   I,  32|        a divine race of beings, doubt about those of greater rank
 3   I,  42|       and without any shadow of doubt, do you think that we will
 4   I,  53|      importance, since beyond a doubt the soul is a precious thing,
 5  II,   2|      substance? But perhaps you doubt whether there is that ruler
 6  II,   2|        see, any one will rather doubt whether all the other gods
 7  II,   4|         What, then? Have you no doubt as to the things which you
 8  II,  17|         they too would, without doubt, raise lofty buildings and
 9  II,  39|        that some of them should doubt their own existence, or
10  II,  56|       say that they are lost in doubt as to whether they exist
11  II,  60|    alone is beyond the reach of doubt, alone true, and one about
12  II,  60|       reckless madman can be in doubt; to know whom is enough,
13  II,  72|     without end? This is beyond doubt, and true: the religion
14  II,  74|         been shown to be beyond doubt by such virtues and powers.
15  II,  75|     made the discoverers almost doubt that they were the remains
16  II,  78|       Epictetus having said. We doubt, we hesitate, and suspect
17 III,   7|   regarding your gods is beyond doubt, point out Cicero's error,
18 III,  36|         arguments, no one would doubt that, mad with rage and
19 III,  43|       gods, and not hesitate or doubt about the power, the name
20  IV,   8|      long duration? No man will doubt that you say that the gods
21  IV,  27|         without any reasons for doubt, it comes to this issue,
22   V,  11|                   11. There was doubt in the councils of the gods
23   V,  15| delusive falsehoods, no man can doubt that you are the cause of
24   V,  30|         are any gods at all, or doubt their existence, or assert
25   V,  37|        for all know without any doubt what a grove and flowers
26   V,  44|        you believed without any doubt that they were here close
27  VI,   8|         with moderation, are in doubt, in this case, also, what
28 VII,  50|    fortunes of Rome trembled in doubt and uncertainty, and its