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 1   I,  11|     breath used as an omen and regarded as supernatural. Both inhalation
 2  II,  17|         but all such cases are regarded as supernatural.~In all
 3 III,  1 | descriptive particulars may be regarded by the light of the accompanying
 4 III,  20|      occurrences, however, are regarded as supernatural and fraught
 5  IV,  11|        gut; and these fish are regarded as of super-excellent quality.~
 6  VI,  2 |       eggs. Such phenomena are regarded as unnatural and portentous.~
 7  VI,  22|        such a circumstance was regarded as unnatural and portentous.~
 8  VI,  22|        reaches thirty years is regarded as exceptionally old. The
 9  IX,  17|     and for its knowingness is regarded as uncanny; it has a numerous
10  IX,  28|      most for two days, and is regarded as a table delicacy; it
11  IX,  44|   teeth broken; which fact was regarded by some as a proof of the