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 1 1  |        attacked me with slanderous accusations, and began to charge me
 2 2  |           abandoned his mendacious accusations -- he selected, as the sole
 3 2  |          long range with his false accusations. He persistently shirks
 4 3  |    loquacity a flood of drivelling accusations, many of which were specially
 5 3  |           that we may regard these accusations as mere interested vapourings,
 6 3  |        door of those, to whom such accusations, in spite of their triviality,
 7 4  |       sufficient refutation of the accusations concerning my hair which
 8 25 |            ashamed to produce such accusations with such violence before
 9 25 |   frivolous and self-contradictory accusations, and then in the same breath
10 25 |           the fire kindled by your accusations has burned itself away .
11 27 | uninitiated to bring the following accusations against philosophers. Some
12 35 |            appallingly long-winded accusations to their very close you
13 51 |            must confess that their accusations in regard to this epileptic
14 52 |           so often have your false accusations failed and cast you helpless
15 52 |           actions. You bring false accusations as though th ey were true;
16 55 |      nature and importance of such accusations, on the wide range for slander
17 66 |        ambition to undertake these accusations as the first step in a forensic
18 67 |           I remember aright, their accusations as regards Pudentilla were
19 67 |        most invidious of all these accusations, namely, that which concerns
20 83 |   ill-natured persons have brought accusations against us and attempt to
21 91 |            disdain to reply to the accusations of these stupid and unculti
22 96 |       Avitus? Will you attack with accusations of magic and the black art
23 101|          refuted the miscellaneous accusations brought against myself,
24 103|          not only as regards their accusations but also as regards their