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 1   I,  24| attendance. Former ceremonies are exposed to derision, and the time-honoured
 2  II,  16|        anxiety put away? They are exposed to disease and hunger, and
 3  II,  16|            What, then? are we not exposed to these evils, and are
 4  II,  26|          that which is liable and exposed to suffering, is declared
 5  II,  45|           which, they should live exposed to the storms and tempests
 6  II,  45|         fine, that they should be exposed to all the diseases which
 7  II,  76|          does He suffer you to be exposed to such storms of persecution,
 8 III,  11|           represented, and openly exposed in a disgraceful manner?
 9  IV,   3|        the fierce wolf spared the exposed children· Was that goddess,
10  IV,  10|          we feel ashamed, and are exposed to very many accidents,
11  IV,  17|          also should ourselves be exposed to the charge of excessive
12   V,   6|         Sangarius orders it to be exposed. One Phorbas having found
13   V,  26|          from the lowest hem, And exposed to view formatas inguinibus
14   V,  27|       body? and are those members exposed which the shame felt by
15  VI,   3|           they in danger of being exposed to the onset of enemies,
16  VI,  12|           as if you said that she exposed publicly, and sold to all
17  VI,  23|     indeed, would remain safe and exposed to no mischances, if the
18  VI,  23|           over them, and they are exposed to all accidents just as
19  VI,  26|           and huge veretra openly exposed! Would it not have been