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 1 14|      to look upon than his own image? At any rate I know that
 2 14|   mirror the reflection of the image is marvellous, for it is
 3 15|   frequently to consider their image in a glass, that so those
 4 15|     right when he asserts that image s proceed forth from us,
 5 15|        wise as to give back an image turned to face its origina
 6 16|       seem now to withdraw the image into its depths, now to
 7 42|       boy who was gazing at an image of Mercury reflected in
 8 61|      begged him to make me the image of some god to which I might
 9 63|        go to carry with me the image of some god kept among my
10 63|        from my house my little image of Mercury, the same that
11 63|      ine it. There you see the image which that scoundrel called
12 63| skeleton, either never sees an image of a god or if he does ignores