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1  II,  72|      betray our cause by so long neglect, say, if it does not annoy
2  II,  76|         Why, I say, do your gods neglect to avert from you so many
3  IV,  31|          to treat it with silent neglect. For this, perhaps, may
4   V,  18|          us pass by with similar neglect the dii conserentes, whom
5   V,  25| attentions, beseeches her not to neglect to refresh her body, brings
6   V,  25|       this she frees from longer neglect: she makes it assume a purer
7  VI,   1|         bowls; which, indeed, we neglect to build and do, not as
8  VI,  16|        smoke,-how with continued neglect they lose their position
9 VII,  42|         who avenged and punished neglect of a childish show by the