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 1 III,  12|        Now let us come to the appearance and shapes by which yon
 2 III,  16|       that you have given the appearance of men to them merely by
 3  IV,  12| deceiving, and presenting the appearance of the deity invoked? If
 4  IV,  35|    others, and putting on the appearance of their husbands, by assuming
 5   V,   7|  aloud, panic-stricken at the appearance of the gods; a daughter
 6   V,  20|  purpose and daring under the appearance of a beast lying in wait,
 7   V,  21|    maiden, and under a fierce appearance sports and caresses her
 8   V,  25|       makes it assume a purer appearance, and become smooth like
 9   V,  26|   with hollow hand, for Their appearance was infantile, strikes,
10   V,  31|     grown-up men of very fine appearance, were wrongfully lusted
11   V,  33|     but always the image, and appearance, and shadow of the truth.
12  VI,  10|    years to whom you give the appearance of a youth; that here he
13  VI,  10|     to represent his form and appearance; and, of course, as here
14  VI,  12|       dress, not the peculiar appearance of the face, usually points
15  VI,  12|    been Mayors can assume the appearance of Jupiter Hammon? To such
16  VI,  13|   bound them fast, that their appearance had been given to them by
17  VI,  15|    receives divinity from the appearance given D it, which in its
18  VI,  16|     exterior gives a majestic appearance by its alluring brightness,
19  VI,  16|       lose their position and appearance, and are eaten away with
20  VI,  24|       in order that a kind of appearance, as it were, of deities
21 VII,  19|  propitious from the pleasant appearance of pure white; while, on
22 VII,  41|      have indeed a miraculous appearance,-rather, they are believed