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...themselves, and that they had influenced ^ deUlierationa sybilline books, as if you had been consulting in a Christian Church, and not in the temple of all the gods." He called upon them to support him by religious ceremonies of every kind ; for it could be no shame...

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...hesitated so long about consulting the Sihylline books, as if you were conducting your deliberations in a Christian Church, and not in the temple of all the gods." 1 He called upon them to support him in every way by the ceremonies of religion ; since it was no disgrace...

...that you should have hesitated so long to open the Sibylline Books,* as if you had been consulting in a Christian church, and not in the temple of all the gods." He called upon them to support him by religious ceremonies of every kind ; for it could be no shame...

...hesitated so long about consulting the Sibylline books, as if you were conducting your deliberations in a Christian church, and not in the temple of all the gods."* He called upon them to support him in every way by the ceremonies of religion ; for it could be no...

...hesitated so long about consulting the Sibylline books, as if you were conducting your deliberations in a Christian church, and not in the temple of all the gods."* He called upon them to support him in every way by the ceremonies of religion ; for it could be no...

...hesitated so long about consulting the Sibylline books, as if you were conducting your deliberations in a Christian church, and not in the temple of all the gods."1 He called upon them to Support him in every way by the ceremonies of religion ; since it was...

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