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 1 Pref |   third century, and therefore may be reckoned among the valuable
 2 Pref |     detecting the errors which may have been committed in the
 3 Text |        mankind, that every one may worship as he thinketh best;
 4 Text |   bestow it; and, in truth, it may be plain enough to you,
 5 Text |   beseech Heaven that the evil may reach no farther; but they
 6 Text |    doomed to fight with lions, may have been only a warning;
 7 Text |       time, it hath come back, may not blood have put in its
 8 Text |   advocates, who, however they may rail against us, are much
 9 Notes|   Rigalt.]~Licentia, in Latin, may signify the same thing as
10 Notes| argument, if a colloquial term may be used, subdue his antagonists,
11 Notes| disparagement to ourselves, we may either tell the same story