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 1 17|  neighbours. But you know that at Oea I gave three slaves their
 2 17|           declared that I came to Oea accompanied by no more than
 3 17|      Apuleius,' you say, `came to Oea with one slave,' and t hen
 4 17|           one and the same day at Oea gave three slaves their
 5 44|    epilepsy long before I came to Oea, or that has frequently
 6 45|         has long been absent from Oea. What clearer evidence of
 7 55|           days of my residence at Oea, I made the same boast and
 8 55|          the pious inhabitants of Oea not so much through any
 9 56|         learn from certain men of Oea who know him, that to this
10 57|        anything so far distant as Oea? Crassus is, I admit, a
11 58|         slave whom he had left at Oea, and the latter informed
12 59|      Junius Crassus, a citizen of Oea, in this place. They will
13 59|        sesterces, as every one at Oea is aware. ~
14 62|       know that I was absent from Oea at that time, and although
15 63|     Saturninus had made for me at Oea. You here, give it them!
16 69| Aemilianus, that before I came to Oea, you wrote to her son Pontianus,
17 72|          or destiny brought me to Oea on my way to Alexandria.
18 72|          at any rate to remain at Oea for a little while, as he
19 73|           and become a citizen of Oea. On the dispersal of the
20 81|          with certain citizens of Oea as being a proved sorcerer. ~
21 88|        country house not far from Oea was to avoid a fresh concourse
22 94|                          94] ~All Oea was aware of this. Every