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 1 II, 2  |            Do you see the terrible multitude of enemies, and their fierce
 2 III, 4 |        Picture Elijah and the vast multitude standing around him, and
 3 III, 12|           alone but for so great a multitude. But that I am sluggish
 4 III, 12|           divided among so great a multitude, and enters separately into
 5 III, 13|           the direction of a whole multitude, like some wild beast goaded
 6 III, 14|          rage? And who amongst the multitude would straightway desire
 7 III, 15|       correct the ignorance of the multitude, have, some of them, proved
 8 III, 15|         who love the praise of the multitude, and do everything for the
 9 III, 17|           mother, and nurse, and a multitude of handmaids share in helping
10 III, 17|            with the follies of the multitude. For it is utterly impossible
11 IV, 1  |          were I one of the obscure multitude, I should never have been
12 IV, 1  |           the frenzy of so great a multitude, was he not very nearly
13 IV, 6  |        many exploits, after such a multitude of victories, he prayed
14 IV, 9  |         gainsayers, yet the simple multitude under his direction, when
15  V, 1  |      public games; and just as the multitude there is separated into
16  V, 1  |        pleasure on the part of the multitude, and be able to lead them
17  V, 2  |            becomes despised by the multitude, while he gains nothing
18  V, 2  |            both to himself and the multitude, because in his desire for
19  V, 2  |       yield to the pleasure of the multitude, and is unable to do them
20  V, 2  |           he is able to render the multitude better service, rather provides
21  V, 4  |           be unconcerned about the multitude, but straightway to nip
22  V, 6  |         the ignorance of the whole multitude; for since it is not possible
23  V, 8  |          senseless censures of the multitude is dispirited, and casts
24  V, 8  |           earnest attention of the multitude about him, and the affection
25 VI, 4  |            was possible for him, a multitude of angels, clothed in shining
26 VI, 6  |            from the society of the multitude, I should say myself that
27 VI, 7  | market-place and the haunts of the multitude, have not many to accuse
28 VI, 12 |           were I to come among the multitude, and to be involved in countless
29 VI, 12 |     soldiers in the ships, and the multitude of engines of war lying
30 VI, 12 |          gloomiest night which the multitude of weapons occasions, eclipsing