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 1 I     |         in His presence all the day long, and the supplications
 2 II    |        risen again on the third day, He gathered together His
 3 XI    |         sacrifices almost every day, and she feasted her servants
 4 XII   |       XII.~A fit and auspicious day was sought out for the accomplishment
 5 XII   |       Christian religion.~"That day, the harbinger of death,
 6 XII   |      the whole earth. When that day dawned, in the eighth consulship
 7 XIII  |                      XIII.~Next day an edict was published,
 8 XIV   |  remained unknown. On that very day, Galerius, who in the middle
 9 XVII  |    January approached, at which day the consulship, for the
10 XVIII |  drunkard, who turns night into day, and day into night?"--"
11 XVIII |       turns night into day, and day into night?"--"He deserves
12 XIX   |   presently a tribune, and next day Caesar, obtained authority
13 XXIV  |      expense, and escaped. Next day the emperor, having purposely
14 XXXV  | promulgated at Nicomedia on the day preceding the kalends of
15 XXXVII|     custom of sacrificing every day in the palace. It was also
16 XLIV  |      found that:--~"On the same day the enemy of the Romans
17 XLVI  |         and Licinius chose that day in hopes that Daia might
18 XLVI  |        earlier, to fight on the day before those kalends, and
19 XLVII |          So in the space of one day and two nights he performed
20 LII   |        prayers, by night and by day, beseech Him to confirm