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1     I,  10      |  comparison with Whom we must hold even life itself cheap.
2     I,  13      |      that our remark does not hold good; he therefore forthwith
3     I,  26      |      he thinks that they, who hold the chief authority in our
4     I,  37      |       to weakness, another to hold out rewards to virtue.~
5     I,  41(4579)| accused of incontinency, took hold of the rope, and the vessel