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 1 9  |           a woman, a Lesbian, who wrote with s uch grace and such
 2 11 |           verse from his own pen, wrote thus: ~Thy verse was wanton,
 3 31 |   speasing of a certain witch, he wrote the line:~All drugs, that
 4 39 |    immortal gods? ~Quintus Ennius wrote a poem on dainties: he there
 5 58 |         food and drink! And so he wrote that he had made his discovery
 6 65 |         the very words that Plato wrote in his old age in the last
 7 69 |         before I came to Oea, you wrote to her son Pontianus, who
 8 70 |     intentions. ~Furthermore, she wrote a letter of her own on the
 9 78 |      country and by way of rebuke wrote him the notorious letter,
10 79 |            If, indeed, Pudentilla wrote in a letter to another person
11 80 |          she mad or sane when she wrote? Sane, do you say? Then
12 87 | Pudentilla with flattery. I never wrote it and the forgery is not
13 87 |          letter which Pudentil la wrote in Greek altogether too
14 100|         will instead. If she ever wrote anything while not in her