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 1     I,  5       |        will beget children.” He relates that Josiah, a righteous
 2     I,  13      |        objects that this saying relates to widows, we reply that
 3     I,  16      |   fourth, fifth, and sixth days relates that, having finished the
 4     I,  26      |          Tertullian, more over, relates that he was sent to Rome,
 5     I,  30      |         is over and gone.” This relates to the Old Testament. Once
 6     I,  39      | Josephus, the Jewish historian, relates that the overthrow of Jerusalem
 7     I,  41      |         lead of chastity. Fable relates that Atalanta, the virgin
 8     I,  42      |       of his p. 381 philosophy, relates that Perictione, the mother
 9     I,  42(4591)|       or Miscellanies, Bk. iv., relates the same story and gives
10     I,  45      |       years of the elder Cyrus, relates that when her husband Abradatas
11     I,  49      |      lovely wives. Seneca, too, relates that he knew an accomplished
12    II,  4       |    promise. For the blessed Job relates that even the angels and
13    II,  13      | Antiquities, describing Greece, relates that under Saturn, that
14    II,  14      |        Mithras in many volumes, relates that among the Persians
15    II,  14      |        their prayers. Euripides relates that the prophets of Jupiter
16    II,  14      |  biographer of illustrious men, relates that Diogenes to guard himself