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 1   I,   3|        by locusts and by mice :-go through your own annals,
 2  II,  23| venomous creatures, will he not go through the midst of flames,
 3  II,  23|      sandal, boot? What, if you go on to ask what a wheel is,
 4  II,  26|       teach, not learn; and not go back to the rudiments, as
 5  II,  37|  functions? would the stars not go through their changes? would
 6  II,  37|         But now all things must go on in their own courses,
 7  II,  52|         of their birth does not go back to the Supreme God?
 8  II,  55|    suffers them to exist and to go on without ceasing through
 9  II,  72|      everlasting, that the ages go on without end? This is
10 III,  15|    distinguished? and that they go about clad in dresses and
11  IV,  16|      full of maddening desires? Go further, then, seek for
12  IV,  16|       right? Will he not rather go home, and, keeping himself
13  IV,  31|         boy termed patrimus let go the thong in ignorance,
14  IV,  34|       the decemvirs, should not go unpunished; and that no
15  IV,  37| uncompounded, should divide and go apart into separate things.
16   V,   9|        she is unwilling, did he go off conquered, vanquished,
17   V,  18|       all, will not allow us to go through them all bodily:
18   V,  22|         also with many words to go through each part, and show
19   V,  28|         not know by what way to go and proceed. One Prosumnus
20  VI,   4|      but all everywhere, not to go to dine with the Aethiopians,
21  VI,  18|     substances, and do they not go away to any place, even
22  VI,  18|    passage, when they please to go any whither, and to leave
23 VII,  13|   victims, and the things which go along with them, are offered
24 VII,  16|    temples, when yon arrange to go, you come cleansed from
25 VII,  22|       we all desire and wish to go on always in irrepressible
26 VII,  39|         his lot, that he should go to the consuls, point out
27 VII,  43|      which he had caused should go no further and not be increased,
28 VII,  44|         In like manner we might go through the other narratives,
29 VII,  44|      and that he may be able to go forward, he draws on the