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 1 Praise|       wise, chose rather to be called sophists. Their business
 2 Praise|       but of that lovely nymph called Youth, the most beautiful
 3 Praise|     other is this? Can that be called life where you take away
 4 Praise|        they are not improperly called twice children. Which, if
 5 Praise|      me that they are commonly called by my name?—of which they
 6 Praise|     father, from whence she is called the golden Venus; and lastly,
 7 Praise|        all. And nothing can be called miserable that suits with
 8 Praise|  wholly ignorant of everything called learning, lived only by
 9 Praise|  dissent from me; who not only called all men “wretched and full
10 Praise| miserable, or Horace had never called his poetical fury a beloved
11 Praise|       nor that sibyl in Virgil called Aeneas’ travels mad labors.
12 Praise|      or understanding be to be called madness.~For neither he
13 Praise|        also not unlike herself called Flattery, begets everywhere;
14 Praise|      not worth the while to be called Christians. And of these,
15 Praise|   purpose that it may be truly called an ass’s playing on the
16 Praise|       so much, is now and then called nepios, fool: and by the
17 Praise|   denies, that anyone is to be called good but one, and that is
18 Praise|      wise.” And in Luke, Jesus called those two disciples with
19 Praise|   destined to eternal life are called sheep, than which creature
20 Praise|       somewhat like it when he called the madness of lovers the