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 1 22| monsters, and conquered races, god though he was, had but a
 2 41|       the high-priest of every god? Do you bring that as a
 3 56|        has never prayed to any god or frequented any temple,
 4 61|      make me the image of some god to which I might pray after
 5 61|      my custom. The particular god and the precise material
 6 63|      with me the image of some god kept among my books and
 7 63|    vigour! How cheerful is the god's face, how comel y the
 8 63|       never sees an image of a god or if he does ignores it.
 9 64|      Aemilianus, may that same god who goes between the lords
10 65|   should ask me himself who my god is, I am dumb. ~About the
11 72| prevent me, I would say `Would God it had neve r happened.'
12 75|        75] ~He is older now -- God's curse upon him! I crave
13 81|      into an acc usation! Good God! it is incredible. But I