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 1   I,   5|   we bring it about, that ten thousand years ago a vast
 2   I,  34|   formed and perfected in ten months, he burst with vital
 3   I,  57|  both spoken and believed ten thousand years ago, or is
 4  II,  49|    One, two, three, four, ten, twenty, a hundred, yet
 5  II,  71| in the annals? It reckons ten hundred and fifty years,
 6   V,  10|  the birth occurred after ten months, in what womb of
 7  VI,  19| us suppose that there are ten thousand images of Vulcan
 8  VI,  19|   deity can be in all the ten thousand? I do not think
 9  VI,  21|   of Jupiter made of gold ten cubits high, and set up
10 VII,   9|  can hardly be related in ten thousand chronicles of years,