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 1 VI     |       uncovered. It was of course lest immodest pleasure should
 2 VIII   |           it. They fear, you say, lest they should be punished;
 3 IX     |        the infants being caressed lest they should be sacrificed
 4 IX     |       have died of themselves 27, lest we should be defiled by
 5 XIV    |   well-nigh wasted away: Jupiter, lest he should experience the
 6 XVI    |          these matters at length, lest we should have omitted any
 7 XIX    |           to postpone doing this, lest we should either in our
 8 XXI    | surrounded with a military guard, lest, as He had predicted His
 9 XXI    |      Himself forth to the people, lest they should be delivered
10 XXIII  |          if they were truly gods, lest they should depose themselves
11 XXIII  |    profitable and dutiful to them lest, for instance, they might
12 XXIV   |     another to a goat. For beware lest this action also of yours
13 XXVIII |        voluntarily to propitiate, lest there should be a ready
14 XXXIII |           is recalled to himself, lest he should think himself
15 XXXV   |          your fidelity and truth; lest perchance in this particular
16 XXXVII |           retaliate when injured, lest we should resemble them
17 XXXVIII|        care for the public order, lest the state should be split
18 XLII   |         in our enjoyment of them, lest we should use them intemperately
19 XLII   |        the eve of the Saturnalia, lest I should lose both night
20 XLVII  |          I have added this remark lest the well-known differences
21 XLVII  |   philosophers and ourselves, and lest any one should condemn the
22 L      |       tortures in his whole body, lest his own single life should