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 1 IV        |      punishment; it was thought better to bring about, by the appointment
 2 IX        | surrender them to be adopted by better parents. All memory of a
 3 X         |       even of more powerful and better known divinity. Consequently,
 4 XI(29)    |                 a Cum multis. A better attested reading gives,
 5 XI        |         pure and good. How many better men, nevertheless, have
 6 XI        |        doubtless blushes to see better men murmuring with indignation
 7 XIX       |    proof is possible. But it is better to postpone doing this,
 8 XXIV      |     action also of yours do not better accord with the criminal
 9 XXXIX(107)|   convivatur : conviolatur is a better attested reading. 'If such
10 XLIX      |         are compelled to become better men, through fear of eternal
11 App       |         uncertainty. For who is better able either to guide my