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 1 II    |        doctrine, and regulated all things concerning the institutions
 2 II    |           When Nero heard of those things, and observed that not only
 3 V     |           governs and supports all things?~
 4 VII   |            misery, was ruining all things, he could not withhold his
 5 VII   |         extortions he had made all things exceedingly dear, attempted
 6 XVI   |        particular recital of those things, especially to you, my best
 7 XXII  |        expose to wild beasts, were things done daily, and without
 8 XXVI  |                              XXVI.~Things seemed to be arranged in
 9 XXVII |            course were wasted, all things pillaged, matrons forced,
10 XXX   |           arose, and perceived all things to be favourable for his
11 XXXI  |          furnish myself with those things, O tyrant void of understanding,
12 XXXIII|        appearance of joints. These things happened in the course of
13 XXXIV |     hitherto studied to reduce all things to a conformity with the
14 XXXVI |           Then Daia, believing all things to be in security, returned (
15 XXXVI |          new mode of government in things respecting religion, and
16 XXXVII|         impure and defiled. In all things else he resembled his preceptor
17 XXXVII| cultivation, and the prices of all things enhanced beyond measure.
18 XLV   |     Constantine having settled all things at Rome, went to Milan about
19 XLVIII|          to us that, amongst those things that are profitable to mankind
20 XLVIII|          to be thus special in the things committed to your charge,
21 XLVIII|            In furthering all which things for the behoof of the Christians,
22 LII   |            LII.~I relate all those things on the authority of well-informed