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... thin as named presteres , come down from above into they are , the winds carry and bring them tothe sea . ... like a breath from these down full - charged as it is to the levels of the parts are then carried upwards and overcast sea ...
... thin as named presteres , come down from above into they are , the winds carry and bring them tothe sea . ... like a breath from these down full - charged as it is to the levels of the parts are then carried upwards and overcast sea ...
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... among the great caverns and are carried on dripping with wet : but we know seas to be with a whirling motion , and when their force many in number and to stretch over a wide afterwards stirred and lashed into fury bursts surface .
... among the great caverns and are carried on dripping with wet : but we know seas to be with a whirling motion , and when their force many in number and to stretch over a wide afterwards stirred and lashed into fury bursts surface .
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But Lucius Verus , as carried on a correspondence . From Diognetus Commodus was henceforth known , was more the Stoic he learned what it meant " to have interested in his pleasures than in his imbecome intimate with philosophy ... and ...
But Lucius Verus , as carried on a correspondence . From Diognetus Commodus was henceforth known , was more the Stoic he learned what it meant " to have interested in his pleasures than in his imbecome intimate with philosophy ... and ...
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