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1 IV    |   will first engage you in argument on this point of the laws,
2 VIII  |    for the time being, for argument's sake. And then I ask you
3 XXIX  |  them. And it makes for my argument if some have found him propitious,
4 XXX   |  cannot prevail. As a last argument let the emperor vanquish
5 XL    |  that I might now turn the argument to prove that the disasters
6 XLI   |   of the Christians. 'This argument,' you say, 'recoils upon
7 XLVII | bears out this point of my argument, from which it may easily
8 XLVIII|   gauntlets 125? As if any argument that holds good for the