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 1 Pref  |          without naming anyone in particular, whither, I pray, may he
 2 Pref  |           be angry with anyone in particular, but the vices of all. And
 3 Praise|          most foreign without its particular grace; for if there happen
 4 Praise|       that I intend to take every particular by itself.~And first, who
 5 Praise|          everyone of them has his particular gift, so also his particular
 6 Praise|      particular gift, so also his particular form of worship? As, one
 7 Praise|           of any one or the other particular kind of men, as if this
 8 Praise|          has planted, not only in particular men but even in every nation,
 9 Praise|          not to instance in every particular, you see, I conceive, how
10 Praise|        the rest of the gods if in particular places they have their particular
11 Praise| particular places they have their particular worship, and that too on
12 Praise|   incomprehensible touching every particular. These, though they have