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 1 9  |     close-reasoned argument? `Apuleius has written verses!' If
 2 17 |       of speaking the truth? `Apuleius,' you say, `came to Oea
 3 17 |   words later you blurt out, `Apuleius on one and the same day
 4 27 |   charges equally frivolous. `Apuleius,' he persists, `keeps a
 5 27 |     boy fell to the ground in Apuleius' presence.' What if a young
 6 48 |       her having a fit profit Apuleius?' ~That third question showed
 7 53 |    something very like this. `Apuleius kept certain things wrapped
 8 82 | actual words were as follows:~Apuleius is a magician and has bewitched
 9 82 |      letter and proclaiming, `Apuleius is a sorcerer! She herself
10 83 |    you persuaded me to choose Apuleius in preference to all others,
11 83 |      attempt to dissuade you, Apuleius has suddenly become a magician
12 83 |     Pu dentilla never accused Apuleius of magic, while Rufinus'
13 102|     me this, you who say that Apuleius tried to influence Pudentilla'