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 1 3 |   hour; for nobody ever made any account of his being born.
 2 4 |     he had, I don’t know; at any rate he was in the habit
 3 5 |  either Greek or Roman or of any known race. Then Jupiter
 4 5 |      was one who didn’t fear any sort of monsters. When he
 5 6 |      tramped more lands than any wandering muleteer, ought
 6 6 |      so little attention did any one pay him.
 7 7 |    before the others, and if any one had asked me who could
 8 8 |       neither having himself any care nor causing any to
 9 8 | himself any care nor causing any to others. A Stoic? How
10 9 |   equally as good as that of any one who has been made so
11 10|  Claudius, why you condemned any one of the men and women
12 14|   release should be given to any of the old ones, lest Claudius