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 1 3 |       state are a trifle, when compared with gold and silver.~Megillus.
 2 4 |   arbitrary command, which was compared to the commands of doctors,
 3 5 |       nature. One life must be compared with another, the more pleasurable
 4 6 |   evening of life, and they as compared with us are young men, we
 5 7 |        Sauromatides, who, when compared with ordinary women, would
 6 7 |        length and breadth when compared with depth, or breadth when
 7 7 |   breadth when and length when compared with one another, are not
 8 10|     earthly rulers can they be compared, or who to them? How in
 9 10| vessels? Perhaps they might be compared to the generals of armies,
10 10|      unjust spirit, who may be compared to brute animals, which
11 12|     which exist in our: own as compared with other states, they
12 12|    spoken, and which have been compared in a figure to things woven
13 12|        city; and those whom we compared to the mind, because they