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1       1, XVI    | transfers things human to the gods. I could have wished that
2       1, XVI(30)|      the philanderings of the gods; see De civ. Dei, II, vii-xi;
3       1, XVI    |      to imitate the celestial gods and not abandoned men.”~ ~
4       4, I      |   should make into angels and gods for us, and by them we might
5       4, II(86) |       and propitiation of the gods.~
6       7, II     |      a medley crew~Of monster gods who ‘gainst Neptune stand
7       9, VI(332)| Cicero's On the Nature of the Gods (a likely source for Augustine'