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1      VI|      for speaking thus ? I will tell you. There are bounds of
2       X|      animals, and he goes on to tell us the following: " And
3    XIII|  instead of doing so, he should tell him for reasons inexplicable
4      XV|  explain it, Apollonius says: " Tell me, O king, how you came
5      XX|        our author is careful to tell us, supplied plenty of drink
6    XXII| everything else which he has to tell us. Philostratus moreover
7    XXXI|       if we admit the author to tell the truth in his stories
8   XXXIV|      shalt not slay me, since I tell thee I am not mortal.'"
9      XL|           THE story proceeds to tell us that after all this,