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1       V|     a fifth substance, some kind of aetherial and unchangeable
2      XX|    persons to consider what kind of beings the gods should
3  XXVIII|    the shield of Achilles a kind of representation of the
4    XXIX|  thought that form had some kind of separate existence before
5   XXXII|  but clearly declaring in a kind of allegory what the prophets
6   XXXII| clearly about this, in what kind of way virtue comes to men,
7   XXXVI| their elegant language as a kind of bait, have sought to
8  XXXVII|  ancient Sibyl, who by some kind of potent inspiration teaches
9 XXXVIII|  the world, and who by some kind of potent inspiration both