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   Chapter
 1 II   |        who, affirming that the two prophets Enoch and Elias
 2 IX   |     worse, not only than those two princes whom our own times
 3 XVIII|  provided that there should be two of higher rank vested with
 4 XVIII|        with supreme power, and two others of inferior, to assist
 5 XVIII|   concord be preserved between two equals, never amongst four;
 6 XX   |  effected the expulsion of the two old men, began to consider
 7 XXVI |      Caesar already enjoyed by two (Daia and Constantine);
 8 XXXVI|   Dissension arose between the two emperors, and almost an
 9 XL   |        injure her fame. To her two others, equally noble, were
10 XLII | portraits removed; and, as the two old emperors were generally
11 XLIII|        he apprehended that the two emperors, by contracting
12 XLIV |   statues and portraits of the two associates which had been
13 XLVI |       Serenus, lay between the two armies. They were now in
14 XLVI |     resumed their shields. The two emperors advanced to a conference:
15 XLVII|                  XLVII.~So the two armies drew nigh; the trumpets
16 XLVII|       the space of one day and two nights he performed that