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 1 III,  13| kinds, and adapted to three services; hands to do their work,
 2  IV,   4|    both sides the might and services of her name? But if she
 3  IV,  18|     can it be done when the services of men of letters are set
 4  IV,  24|     saved from death by the services of the Curetes? that he
 5   V,   7|   yearly rites and priestly services.
 6   V,  25|     from the kindly offered services, and rejects them; nor does
 7   V,  29|     nations busied with the services of the temples, and given
 8   V,  30|  rank of the gods for their services, and from admiration of
 9   V,  44|    among men devoted to the services of religion, not only the
10  VI,   9|     receive and accept your services; and before those to whom
11  VI,  16|    nothing, and giving your services in vain to dead things.
12 VII,  12|     to sell the boon of its services, and the conferring of its