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 1  2,2 |       was baptized in his early youth. In later years he recalled
 2  2,2 |     pagan instruction Christian youth might return to paganism.
 3  2,3 |       they are ruled by a noble youth![117]~ ~What Synesius advocated,
 4  2,5 |  unspeakable sweetness. From my youth I have loved him and listened
 5  3,2 |     Theodora in the days of her youth, when, as the daughter of
 6  3,5 |  Institutions was addressed to “youth eager to know the laws” (
 7  3,9 |         commerce from his early youth, but, discontented with
 8  4,1 |     with other religions in his youth during his travels with
 9  5,8 |    provincial who had spent his youth in Phrygia “among heretics,
10  5,8 |    tradition claims that in his youth he had sold his soul to
11  6,1 |     very unusual. As an unknown youth he came to Constantinople
12  7,1 |         south. He had spent his youth in Constantinople at the
13  7,1 |        the vigour of her strong youth and the glory of her intellectual
14  7,4 |        the blossom of beautiful youth went to distant countries
15  8,10|      years of his childhood and youth under the southern sky of
16  8,10|       probably, at least in his youth, he spoke German badly.
17  8,16|      Acropolita had gone in his youth to Nicaea, during the reign
18  8,16| Constantinople, perhaps, in his youth, and then as metropolitan
19  9,2 |      literary talent, even as a youth during his father’s lifetime
20  9,13|      had been inclined from his youth to the study of the problems
21  9,19|     Petrarca spoke of a certain youth who, on his advice, is to