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 1 Ana    |        They are to be traced to an ancient decree, and to the rescripts
 2 Ana    |         emperors (ch. 5). But your ancient decrees are perpetually
 3 Ana    | trustworthiness; for they are more ancient than your oldest records (
 4 VI     |                  CHAPTER VI. ~Your ancient decrees are perpetually
 5 XIII   |        sacred synod;—although your ancient gods were no nobler in character,
 6 XVI(44)|            Ant., i. 149; Lanciani, Ancient Rome, p. 121; Merivale,
 7 XIX    | trustworthiness, for they are more ancient than your oldest records. ~
 8 XIX    |         and series of each of your ancient compositions, most nations
 9 XIX    |           the archives of the most ancient nations, the Aegyptians,
10 XXI    |           is supported by the very ancient documents of the Jews, although
11 XXXIX  |      teaching, I believe, of those ancient sages, Socrates the Greek
12 XLV    |         our divine law as the more ancient. For we have already spoken