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 1 Ana        |          allowed to philosophers. Really we differ from the philosophers
 2 I          |       what is there to prevent it really being of a nature such as
 3 VIII       |          being dies before it has really lived; wait for the flight
 4 X          |          the event of their being really gods. Then, too, it will
 5 XVI        |           same Cornelius Tacitus, really a most loquacious man in
 6 XXIII      |          is naught, because if it really existed it would neither
 7 XXV        |        world; and that their gods really exist to such good purpose
 8 XXXIII     |           is necessary. [He would really be less, if he were then
 9 XXXVII(100)|           a i.e. citizens who are really such, loyal subjects, contrasted
10 XXXVII(100)| contrasted with citizens who were really hostes. ~
11 XLI        |         punishment Yet we are not really injured at all: firstly,