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 1 Pre         |      duty will be, to give the best account I can of this Work ;
 2 Pre         |     this responsibility to the best of my power, I now proceed,
 3 Pre         |   quite as accurate as are the best translations hitherto published
 4 Pre         |      nature of the case and my best endeavours would enable
 5 Pre         |      but I thought it would be best, for the reasons just now
 6 Pre         |       either the latest or the best Editions. In many cases
 7 Pre         |  defence, that I have done the best in my power to ensure accuracy
 8 Pre         |  Scholar and Theologian in the best of its days, is indeed an
 9   2, 13(23) |       it should seem, that the best informed of those times
10   2, 21     |      themselves (as being) the best of Philosophers, dared with
11   2, 30     | sacrifice a cock ! Nor did the best of Philosophers blush;—nor
12   2, 36     |     himself, thinking it to be best, there he ought, as I think,
13   2, 68(128)|  consulting the Indexes of the best Editions of that writer. ~
14   2, 69(129)|    added. See the notes in the best editions here. The passage
15   3, 13(18) |        subject, given from the best authorities among the Greeks
16   3, 62     |     them will be the witnesses best fitted for the truth (in
17   4, 2(1)   | servant-boy, I have thought it best to render it by the English,
18   5, 9      |   manner, of the magician, the best witnesses as to these things