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 1 15|         the Stoics these rays are called into action by the tension
 2 48| representatives of lit igants are called pleaders of causes, because
 3 56|        have been given him: he is called Charon, as I have said,
 4 56|         is the name he prefers -- called Mezentius, because he despises
 5 63|        image which that scoundrel called a skeleton. Do you hear
 6 76|   illusory though it was -- to be called a bride. He did this knowing
 7 79|         somewhat strongly and had called me a magician, it would
 8 79|      wildest charges. `Pudentilla called you a magician in her letter;
 9 79|           a magician!' If she had called me a consul, would that
10 79|           me one? What if she had called me a painter, a doctor,
11 83|        some of which are actually called vocal -- could find a voice,
12 97|        used in speaking of me? He called me his father, his master,