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 1 2 |   ancient chants which have been preserved for so many ages are the
 2 3 |         sparks of the human race preserved on the tops of mountains.~
 3 3 |       implements might have been preserved in the mountains, they must
 4 3 |          all firmly together and preserved them for ever, giving them
 5 3 |          and duly moderated, was preserved, and was the means of preserving
 6 3 |      Aristodemus would have been preserved; for they had no proper
 7 5 |        the lot; this ought to be preserved, and no ruler, nor any one
 8 8 |   deities, whose memory has been preserved, to these let them pay their
 9 10|        At Athens there are tales preserved in writing which the virtue
10 12|       the body, whether they are preserved or not is of the greatest
11 12| providence of the Gods, is again preserved, and presents to the Sun