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1   I,  11|   therefore not grow? The wolf lies in wait by the sheepfolds;
2   I,  64| statues, and as much as in you lies, gift with a kind of immortality,
3  II,  13|   earth, and, as much as in it lies, to be continually engaged
4  II,  62|       of fate; that His palace lies open to them if they lead
5  IV,  12|   delude the ignorant by their lies and deceit,-why should we
6  IV,  18|        and disprove that which lies open to all, and which men'
7  VI,   6|    enclosure of Eleusin, which lies near the city. What say
8  VI,   6|     that the prophet Telmessus lies buried? Ptolemaeus, the