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 1   I,  12|     that which you have found fixed in things by their original
 2   I,  30|       on earth, and that at a fixed period they received vital
 3   I,  47|   with everlasting knots, and fixed by unalterable necessity.
 4   I,  59|       employed is unalterably fixed, you also are involved in
 5  II,  11|      boil, a scab, or a thorn fixed in the skin? Not that we
 6  II,  58| reason why it does not remain fixed and immoveable, but is ever
 7  II,  65|   with you, certain gods have fixed offices, privileges, powers,
 8  II,  65|       are each the giver of a fixed and particular thing,-this,
 9  II,  75|     His plans are executed in fixed ways; and that which has
10 III,   5|  numerous body is settled and fixed in number; or whether their
11 III,  19|       that He directs towards fixed moral ends the actions on
12 III,  29|       know that the year is a fixed space of time, and that
13 III,  40|      and Apollo, who once, on fixed terms, girt Ilium with walls.
14  IV,   8|       that they possessed any fixed powers, seeing that you
15  IV,  15|     and confusion, and has no fixed end to which it can turn
16   V,   3|        Now, as he had not yet fixed this specifically, and his
17   V,  16| meaning of that pine which on fixed days you always bring into
18   V,  25|   done several times, and her fixed purpose could not be worn
19   V,  34|      called, should be firmly fixed and unchangeable, it is
20   V,  38|  foreign to it which has been fixed down firmly in its own nature
21   V,  39|       which are celebrated at fixed times and on set days, or
22  VI,   6|        although the Egyptians fixed a penalty for any one who
23  VI,  26|  which should be most certain fixed in men's minds also, and
24 VII,  10|    done, has been settled and fixed in time past, and has causes
25 VII,  10|       has been determined and fixed what evil or good should
26 VII,  10|    but if this is certain and fixed, there is no room for all