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 1 Text |        doth the religion of any man harm or help another.  Neither
 2 Text |    Niger, or Cassius; while the man who but yesterday, swore
 3 Text |       hatred or ill-will at any man, and least of all at Caesar;
 4 Text |        and is fit for him, as a man nex to God, and having from
 5 Text |     might arise."  Thus, when a man having been slightly tortured,
 6 Text |         Caesar, he could try no man without an accuser.~Thine
 7 Text |       long time and inquiry, no man hath evinced to be incestuous,
 8 Text |       of the soldiery, and each man in it to the malevolence
 9 Notes| particulars of the history of a man who bore a high office under
10 Notes|        Tertullus to have been a man of sixty-three or sixty-four