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 1 6  |      send, responsive to thy call,~a powder rare to cleans
 2 27 | natural philosophers. Others call those magicians who bestow
 3 31 |    rs at their rites used to call on Mercury the giver of
 4 40 |       40] ~Enough of this! I call your attention to another
 5 40 |   this small fish, which you call a sea-hare, to many who
 6 40 |    not yet know what name to call it without closer research,
 7 41 |      fish,' he says. Who can call this a crime in a philosopher
 8 48 |     possible. I have only to call your attention to certain
 9 50 |   resembling the Greeks, who call it hiera nosos, the holy
10 61 |  give it especial honour and call it in the Greek tongue,
11 63 |      shoulders! He who dares call this a skeleton, either
12 64 |     I but Plato was first to call the `King'. `All things,'
13 99 |                       99] ~I call you, therefore, Claudius
14 101|     tablets at your feet and call you to witness that henceforth
15 102|      Or perhaps I had better call it a generous action which