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1 III,  16|      had any human wisdom and skill in contrivance, and wished
2 III,  20|        owing to their want of skill and ignorance of the future.
3 III,  21| Tritonian maid may, with nice skill, spin, weave cloth for them,
4 III,  22|       ingenuity or mechanical skill, why you should say that
5 III,  39|  certain, Varro, with all his skill, is mistaken, who substitutes
6  VI,   8|      which you form with much skill, and tend with religious
7  VI,  13|      putting forth his utmost skill, fashioned the face of the
8  VI,  16|       not be seen through the skill with which they were kept
9 VII,  50|     leaders by their military skill, or by their acquaintance