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1 Pref  |     that that time was no wise proper for any serious matter,
2 Praise|    make it, so they confess it proper: and what can be more than
3 Praise|      foolish? For by what more proper name can so great a goddess
4 Praise|        honor of that name more proper? To the wise man, who partly
5 Praise|     some small wax candles and proper prayers, that he shall quickly
6 Praise|    receive and cherish them as proper instruments of profit; whereas
7 Praise|      and the name of wise only proper to God? For by the moon
8 Praise| Socrates. What things are more proper to be laid up with care,
9 Praise| themselves, which yet in their proper place do well enough if