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 1 XVIII  |          obeisance either to his father or father-in-law, and on
 2 XVIII  |          the mild virtues of his father."--"Be it so, if my inclinations
 3 XXIV   | incredible rapidity, reached his father, who was already about to
 4 XXVI   |     claim to the services of his father's army, and might have hoped
 5 XXVI   |       that hung over him. To his father, who since his abdication
 6 XXVII  |       the wicked enterprise of a father against his son-in-law,
 7 XXXVIII|        of free gift. Nor could a father oppose this; for the imperial
 8 XXXIX  |   husband, and, by adoption, the father of Daia, were yet warm;
 9 XLI    |     Syria, secretly informed her father Diocletian of the calamity
10 XLIII  |         revenge the death of his father Maximian. From this appearance
11 XLIV   |          for he had not only his father's army, which deserted from