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1    VIII| declares he for the first time clearly understood the nature of
2      XI|     study of magic one who was clearly without a taste for such
3    XXVI|        she had died, the story clearly impressed Philostratus himself
4   XXVII|    Such a passage as the above clearly exhibits in the light of
5    XXXI|    stories of miracles, he yet clearly shows that they were severally
6    XXXI|      was his familiar. This is clearly proved by the fact that
7    XXXI|       the licentious youth was clearly the victim of an indwelling
8    XXXV|       not a wizard, he was yet clearly revealed as such when he
9   XXXIX|        before us, and they are clearly convicted by the light of