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 1     I,     48|  perceived that all this was invented for the occasion, and instantly
 2    II,     53| distinction, and for this he invented reasons, or eagerly fastened
 3   III,      6|  devised by our ancestors or invented by their descendants was
 4   III,     15|   own sorrow, or any stories invented to our discredit."~ ~
 5    IV,     40|  Thus the informers, a class invented to destroy the commonwealth,
 6     V,     13| indeed, which they no sooner invented than believed, was that
 7    VI,      1|      then for the first time invented, derived from the abominations
 8    VI,     73| charge was to a great extent invented to gratify Macro's well-known
 9    XI,     14|    to guard, a fabulous tale invented to match the marvels of
10    XI,     16|     Simbrua. And he likewise invented and published for use some
11    XI,     17| Egyptians also claim to have invented the alphabet, which the
12    XI,     17|    Argos in Trojan times who invented the shapes of sixteen letters,
13   XII,     53| sword. Meanwhile Pharasmanes invented pretexts for war; when he
14  XIII,     61|   then everywhere practised, invented a story that a treacherous
15  XIII,     66|      of others bearing names invented by the collectors to cover
16   XIV,     82|      by previous atrocities, invented even more than was required
17    XV,     19|    Though this may have been invented to enhance our disgrace,
18   XVI,      2|      servile flatteries they invented, with consummate eloquence
19   XVI,     18|      of Lucanus. A story was invented that the father and son
20   XVI,     18|      was thought that he had invented this about Crispinus, because