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 1 Int     |      ears attuned to gentler things it strikes appallingly.
 2   I, 14 |  take to be the knowledge of things, divine and human, and of
 3   I, 15 | learn with due reverence the things of God and for our worldly
 4   I, 15 |   for our worldly profit the things of man.~
 5   I, 48 |      his sacred guide in all things; and to the mind he gave
 6  II, 75 |    to report to the king the things that had befallen him.~
 7  II, 84 |     to eat swine's flesh and things offered to idols; but if
 8  II, 84 |  themselves with the unclean things, they were to he tortured
 9  II, 95 |      the Law, be it in small things or in great, is equally
10  II, 99 |      commanded us to eat the things that will be convenient
11   V, 216|                 48 But these things are worthy of honours not
12  VI, 236|                  8 For which things the divine justice delivers