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1      I, 5 | instance, all your brothers are ugly, but you are handsome yourself;
2      I, 12|  violent assault, or a poor and ugly man with adultery. Public
3    III, 2 |         too, may have a bad and ugly aspect, as when Orestes
4    III, 6 |        When mentioning anything ugly or unseemly, use its name
5    III, 6 |         the description that is ugly, and describe it if it is
6    III, 6 |       if it is the name that is ugly. (2) Represent things with