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 1 16|      have taken his stand in the full light of day. You from your
 2 26| acceptable to the immortal gods, full of all knowledge of worship
 3 26|        of worship and of prayer, full of piety and wisdom in things
 4 26|         wisdom in things divine, full of honour and glory since
 5 50|          havoc, but when men are full of meat and wine it makes
 6 51|      temples throbbing, her ears full of noises. The fact that
 7 52|          commit your crimes with full knowledge and with your
 8 54|                  54] ~I give you full leave; invent what you like,
 9 55|     admit the cloth to have been full to burstin g. Imagine yourself,
10 60|       not dare to read it out in full or to build anything upon
11 63|          fair it is to view, how full of all a wrestler's grace
12 70|          Rome, in which she gave full reasons for her determination.
13 92|     further obligation, repay in full just as you received it;
14 94|          a few days previously a full account of all that had