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1 II      |     to sacrifice, all he had discovered was that they were in the
2 XI      |    the gods are said to have discovered those necessaries of life,
3 XI      |      them. But that which is discovered must already be in existence;
4 XI      |     not be accounted his who discovered it, but his who made it.
5 XI      | existence before it could be discovered. If, however, Bacchus be
6 XIII(33)|      inscription to whom was discovered on the Tiberine island in
7 XVII    |     which its properties are discovered. But that which is immeasurable
8 App     |  rack for the purpose. But I discovered nothing more than a perverse