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1 5 |         of which I need fear to discourse in public. I will begin
2 5 |         will begin therefore to discourse of those verses of mine,
3 24|   Numidian, half Gaetulian in a discourse delivered in the presence
4 55|                    55] ~I might discourse at greater length on the
5 55|        years since, in a public discourse on the greatness of Aesculapius
6 55|      the mysteries I knew. That discourse was thronged, has been read
7 55|        particular passage in my discourse? [...] You hear, Maximus,
8 73| instance of my friends I gave a discourse in public. This took place
9 95|    permit myself to c ommence a discourse on his extraordinary virtues