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 1 4  |         so Plato asserts -- by far the most striking in appearance
 2 4  |        as I have already said, far from me. Not only has nature
 3 10 |    Aemilianus, whose rusticity far surpasses that of the Virgilean
 4 10 |       though he thinks himself far more austere than Serranus,
 5 14 |       the face of a corpse. So far superior to all pictorial
 6 15 |       his day actually went so far as to use the mirror as
 7 20 |    small for you. Philus had a far smaller household than Laelius,
 8 23 |     than one occasion going so far as to provide dowries for
 9 23 |        I might acquire what is far better by contempt for my
10 23 |    relatives, deaths to which, far m ore than to your hideous
11 30 |       for this purpose. He, as far as I recollect, mentions
12 30 |    exception to fish attribute far different instruments to
13 31 |      You would have made out a far more plausible case by pretending
14 37 |      And i ndeed they were not far off unanimously condemning
15 39 |       indifferent? To know how far such things reveal the workings
16 40 |       of free spirit should as far as possible wear his thoughts
17 40 | philosophers. This fish is, as far as my knowledge extends,
18 42 |      much more extravagant and far more wicked. They themselves
19 43 |     the prophetic boy must, as far as I can understand, be
20 44 |    sent away into the country, far from the sight of all of
21 45 |        mind, and the potter is far more effective than the
22 48 |   needs no advocate, but it is far more arduous and difficult
23 50 |       of the soul, which is by far the most holy. ~
24 51 |        the theory of Plato, as far as I have been able to give
25 53 |       he does not know. You so far surpass all others in folly,
26 55 |        ever seen it. Still, as far as I am concerned I will
27 55 |        thronged, has been read far and wide, is in all men'
28 57 |      prejudiced of men and, as far as the handkerchief is concerned,
29 57 |        the fact that he was as far away as Alexandria at the
30 57 |       smoke of his home rising far off from his ancestral rooftree.
31 57 |    could sniff out anything so far distant as Oea? Crassus
32 61 |        Pontianus suggested, as far as the size of the ebony
33 68 |        and that he has strayed far from the truth. In the meantime
34 79 |    signed before a judge, is a far more weighty document than
35 80 |       to the crucial point. So far, Maximus, as far at any
36 80 |     point. So far, Maximus, as far at any rate as I have noticed,
37 85 |     unhappy in your offspring! Far better have been barren
38 85 |        the wounds he deals are far bitterer, for they are inflicted
39 88 |       at her country house not far from Oea was to avoid a
40 88 |       know the truth, it is of far better omen for the expectation
41 91 |        Or shall I take what is far the best course and, relying
42 92 |     another's and is certainly far from tractable to your wishes;
43 95 |       in oratory who would not far sooner be Avitus, if he
44 95 |   trespass on your kindness so far as to permit myself to c
45 100|        nor will you have to go far to find it. `Let Sicinius