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 1      I, II   |   desert."~In reply to these words, Postumianus declares, "
 2      I, IV(9)|      a friendly irony in the words.~
 3      I, IX   |      how courageous were his words! And, on account of these,
 4      I, XV   |   What need is there of many words? We arrived at the den of
 5      I, XX   |     should I delay with many words? That most powerful man,-
 6      I, XXI  |  with foolish and flattering words, is not at once elated with
 7      I, XXI  |       that I think these few words of yours, if they are taken
 8      I, XXVI |     that Christ uttered such words. But the miserable, the
 9      I, XXVII|      speech and ornaments of words."~"Certainly," replied Postumianus, "
10      I, XXVII|   even though you were dumb, words would not be wanting to
11     II, XI   |     going to repeat his very words to you) exclaimed: ' Tell
12     II, XII  |    give offense to some; for words of reproach will not profit
13     II, XIV  |    year since we heard these words from his lips: you may conjecture,
14    III, I    |        As I was saying these words, and as the Gaul was now
15    III, IV   |    He, on listening to these words, rises, in much disturbance,
16    III, VI   |     and reproached no one in words, as a multitude of expressions
17    III, XIV  | which cannot be set forth in words. For instance, there is
18    III, XV   |   mind, endeavored by gentle words to restrain the madness
19    III, XV   |    rage, he rolled forth the words of sin, asserting that he
20    III, XVIII|     Having uttered these sad words in a very mournful voice,