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 1        0, Pref|        the present edition very considerable alterations have been made,
 2        0, Life|    Fathers." He must have had a considerable knowledge of Greek, probably
 3        0, Life|    literary work must have been considerable. He did not employ an amanuensis,
 4        I, I   | north-west, facing, though at a considerable distance, the coasts of
 5        I, I   |       they held their own for a considerable time in a wide tract of
 6        I, II  |    caught in a storm, he lost a considerable part of his fleet, no small
 7        I, XV  |  reached their own home, a more considerable fleet was quickly sent over,
 8       II, VII |   thrown on the fire in vain; a considerable part of the city was already
 9       IV, I   |    lived in comfort with them a considerable time; for the approach of
10       IV, XI  |        He also carried to him a considerable sum of money, to be given