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1       I|        may clearly and manifestly show that we ourselves follow
2      IX|            as the Greek histories show us, was Moses, who was our
3     XII| Philippics of Demosthenes plainly show us. And those who have narrated
4     XIX|         who have written his life show, himself seems to have entertained
5  XXVIII|          make mention of this? To show that the poet transferred
6    XXIX|           according to all that I show thee in the mount, the pattern
7    XXXV|          your fathers, if you now show a desire to betake yourselves
8    XXXV|         were possible for them to show you thence what had befallen