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 1  I, 5  |             from above; but it was no small consolation to me under
 2  I, 7  |             which we often derived no small pleasure and profit; but
 3  I, 7  |            that you have inflicted no small loss on me if at least you
 4  I, 7  |            our concord would bring no small advantage to many besides
 5  I, 8  |       pertains to the victory; for no small part of it is reaped by
 6 II, 7  |         requiting me for any benefits small or great which they had
 7 III, 1 |           with folly those who reject small things, but when any do
 8 III, 3 |                will be involved in no small danger.~
 9 III, 4 |             grace, he will find that, small as they are, yet are they
10 III, 5 |              some to have received so small an honor that they are actually
11 III, 7 |              such only: for these are small things, and as nothing compared
12 III, 15|              great piety, which is no small help in the discharge of
13 III, 15|               day by day have made no small addition to this kind of
14 III, 16|            they will also prove of no small help for the due administration
15 III, 16|           scrutiny is succeeded by no small anxiety of another kind,
16 III, 17|            the list, they occasion no small trouble to him who is entrusted
17 III, 17|             are incurred, but also no small danger. For ere now, some
18 IV, 1  | notwithstanding which even he paid no small penalty for the lawlessness6
19  V, 5  |         considerable praise, even for small performances, while the
20  V, 5  |           always remembered, and thus small and trifling matters have
21  V, 8  |            matters seem to thee to be small, and easily to be despised,
22 VI, 7  |         inactivity deprives him of no small part of his natural ability.
23 VI, 12 |           then presented to thee some small portion of our grief? and