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 1   I,   8|      did that wise man dread to call the overthrow of the human
 2   I,  41|    hundred senators, do you not call Quirinus Martius, and do
 3   I,  49|       the health-giver, as they call him? Do we not know that
 4   I,  59| masculines, and those which yon call neuter both in this way
 5  II,  11|      blind from their birth; to call the dead back to life; to
 6  II,  24|       learn, but that we merely call back to memory those things
 7  II,  24|  accustomed to the ways of men; call to you that man of forty
 8  II,  28|      them. But if souls, as you call them, are prevented and
 9 III,   4|        these names by which you call them, or assumed them themselves
10 III,  28|    which we are daily harassed? Call us impious as much as you
11  IV,  11|      diviners, do they obey the call, and come when summoned
12  IV,  16|         poets bear witness, who call me Pallas, the surname being
13  IV,  17|         not even if you were to call Jove himself as witness,
14  IV,  29|      you represent to us as and call gods, were but men, by quoting
15  IV,  30|       to ourselves, that as you call us impious and irreligious,
16   V,   6|       their own way of speaking call their goats attagi, it happened
17   V,  29|        is so impious, we do not call upon him to believe Heraclitus
18   V,  40|        devised than to term and call the earth and rain, or anything
19   V,  40|     unseemly loquacity, than to call the basest things by the
20  VI,  10|          For it is not right to call or name that an image which
21  VI,  13|      fear or religious dread to call the god by the name of a
22  VI,  15| stupidity it is-for I refuse to call it blindness-to suppose
23 VII,   9|    wisdom, as these declare who call themselves men, and by their
24 VII,  24|    omenta, palasea, or, as some call it, plasea?-of which that
25 VII,  24|      which we with more decency call proles,-by the vulgar, however,
26 VII,  41|       that was Jupiter-whom you call the supreme god, and the
27 VII,  46|       we say it was a snake, we call it a serpent, or any other