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 1 3 |         to him, since, as I have told you, he has already been
 2 39|      tales his father and mother told him of the immortal gods? ~
 3 40|       Themison?' As if I had not told you just now that I write
 4 45|         use charms when, as I am told by writers on natural history,
 5 47|     which you accuse me is, I am told, a crime in the eyes of
 6 70|       for her determination. She told him pretty fully about the
 7 77| Pontianus went to his mother and told her what Rufinus had said
 8 83|       for the reasons of which I told you, you persuaded me to
 9 85|      widow hood! The viper, I am told, reaches the light of day
10 97|         bring him in. They, I am told, prophesied truly -- would
11 98|    brother the gifts which, as I told you just now, she actually