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1 I    |   men, as also the wicked, licentious, overbearing behaviour of
2 XVIII|   particularly such as are licentious, whom they, who, according
3 XIX  |    among the favourites of licentious men, or of tyrants, or to
4 XXI  |    that he indulges in the licentious practice. On the contrary,
5 XXI  | takes and teaches the most licentious and savage men, if they
6 XXI  |   very great; and the most licentious men frequently surpass in
7 XXI  |    first seem likely to be licentious by nature, while the most
8 XXIII|    either a temperate or a licentious life. Now, though there