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 1 VII     |      into the hours of all these people, 15 see how much time they
 2 VII     |        you to suppose that these people are not sometimes aware
 3 VIII    |           But see how these same people clasp the knees of physicians
 4 VIII    |        you to suppose that these people do not know how precious
 5 IX      |         point of view of certain people—I mean those who boast of
 6 XII     |       that one of these pampered people—provided that you can call
 7 XIII    |     before the eyes of the Roman people, who itself was soon to
 8 XIII(29)|       viii. 21) reports that the people were so moved by pity that
 9 XIII    | digressed, and to show that some people bestow useless pains upon
10 XVIII   |       the belly of man. A hungry people neither listens to reason,
11 XVIII   |   because he knew that the Roman people were alive41 and had enough