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 1   I,   7|      no immediate and prepared discussion regarding it has been undertaken
 2   I,  31|        enter at this time on a discussion of such perverse convictions.
 3   I,  32|                        32. Our discussion deals with those who, acknowledging
 4   I,  58|        knows the subject under discussion, neither defines, nor deduces,
 5  II,  36|       the vulgar hold, in that discussion and treatise entitled the
 6 III,  34|        and Diana: and thus the discussion is brought to this issue,
 7  IV,  13|     books; and, also, that the discussion which we have begun, compels
 8  IV,  19|   other, and on both sides the discussion was of doubtful matters,
 9  IV,  30|                 30. But in the discussion which we at present maintain,
10 VII,  12| require too tedious and prolix discussion, we hurry past unexplained
11 VII,  35|           35. Come now: as the discussion has been prolonged and led
12 VII,  39|      most intimate part of the discussion. which it is fitting that,
13 VII,  46|      the case is thus, and the discussion deals with your deity, and
14 App     |    been alleged; but the whole discussion hinges upon this: whether