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 1   I,  21|   ours one drop be expressed. Finally, and as their worst, let
 2  II,   7|       impenetrable substance? finally, why the soul also, which
 3  II,  10|                           10. Finally, do not even the leaders
 4  II,  12|      shines; in Rome herself, finally, the mistress of the world,
 5  II,  24|    ratio of nine to eight, or finally, of four to three; but ask
 6  II,  39|      the yoke of slavery; and finally, be put the one in the other'
 7  II,  42|    form rings of dancers, and finally, raising their haunches
 8  II,  54|    required or demanded? Why, finally, do you establish punishments
 9 III,  37| asserts that there are eight; finally Hesiod, enriching heaven
10  IV,   9| Murcia, of the slothful? Who, finally, would believe that Money
11   V,  17| coverings of soft wools? Why, finally, is the very pine, but a
12   V,  31|     held in bonds and chains, finally assailed with thunderbolts,
13   V,  35|                           35. Finally, if you think it right,
14   V,  42|       allegories? Lastly, and finally, what do the gods mean,
15  VI,   1|     nor sacrificial meal, and finally, do not bring wine flowing
16  VI,  10|               10. And whence, finally, do you know whether all
17  VI,  16|     the wing? Do you not see, finally, that swallows full of filth,
18  VI,  23|    his fell at Dodona? Where, finally, the prophetic Apollo, when
19  VI,  23|     suspicion away from them -finally, what have been robbed by
20 VII,  17|   very short time has passed? Finally, cease to place fire upon
21 VII,  24|  baked on glowing coals, nor, finally, the pickles which are made
22 VII,  27|                           27. Finally, that we may always abide
23 VII,  42|     maidens, the little boys, finally the young children, yet