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 1 II    |        says he, 'that which you ask whether I am; why torture
 2 VIII  |     argument's sake. And then I ask you this; whether, although
 3 XX    |       present. How do we err, I ask you, in believing in future
 4 XXIX  |        seek it where it is not, ask for it from those who cannot
 5 XXIX  | persecute those who know how to ask for it, and who, in virtue
 6 XXX   |      Caesar. These things I can ask from no other than Him from
 7 XXX   |     that I should obtain what I ask,—I, His servant, who honour
 8 XXXIII|   welfare, not merely in that I ask for it from Him Who can
 9 XXXIII|         grant it, or that I who ask it am such an one as to
10 XLII  |       give, except to those who ask. So let Jupiter stretch