Nec tamen omnia idcirco ad nequiorem suspicionem trahuntur, ut si tus et casiam et myrram ceterosque id genus odores funeri tantum emptos arbitreris, cum et medicamento parentur et sacrificio.
And yet a sinister suspicion cannot be forced on everything, as if you were to think that people buy frankincense, cassia, myrrh and other such perfumes only for a funeral, when they obtain them both as medicines and as offerings.
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