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1 Int|    his later error naturally 'cast some discredit on the authority
2 II | charge may be that is falsely cast in our teeth), as to how
3 VII|       charge it in times past cast in our teeth, though in
4 IX |      memory of a progeny thus cast off must some time or other
5 XII|    and glue and nails. We are cast to the beasts; those surely
6 XV |    The Sun mourns for his son cast out of heaven, and you are
7 XXI|   magician; when He by a word cast out daemons from men, restored
8 XXI|         Let no one henceforth cast infamy upon us, let no one
9 L  | suffered for God! And yet you cast statues, and write inscriptions,