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 1 II   |      whom an enquiry may not be set on foot, though he may be
 2 IV   |        authority of the laws is set up as a barrier against
 3 XIV  |    which at home you would have set apart for your slaves or
 4 XVI  |       only second, to those who set apart Saturn's day for idleness
 5 XXI  | permitted to them so much as to set foot upon their native land,
 6 XXI  |   allowable for Christ, too, to set forth in a scheme His own
 7 XXIII|        the gods, rather than to set down the gods as merely
 8 XXXIX|        extravagant. ~I WILL now set forth the real facts concerning
 9 XLV  |      misdeeds, and sometimes to set them at naught, transgressing
10 App  |     they were Roman citizens, I set aside for removal to Rome.