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 1 5  |        were mine -- it would be small matter either for wonder
 2 14 |         within the compass of a small mirror, instead of keeping
 3 17 |      people have gloried in the small number of their slaves.
 4 17 |       too large rather than too small an establishment for a philosoph
 5 20 |  ordained should be exceedingly small. For h e who desires least
 6 20 | possessions are if they are too small for you. Philus had a far
 7 21 |      simply because I live in a small house, possess an unusually
 8 21 |     house, possess an unusually small number of slaves, subsist
 9 21 |    clothing, and make unusually small purchaches of food? ~Yet
10 22 |      his elegant villas for one small wallet, which, when he had
11 28 |           28] ~I should run but small risk if I were to content
12 29 |        that if they mentioned a small sum, it would be regarded
13 31 |      roots and young shoots and small pebbles from their hilltops
14 39 |       big. Know that Tarentum's small sea-boar is prime; the sword-fish
15 40 |         my having inspected one small fish, although I have actually
16 40 |   Indeed I actually showed this small fish, which you call a sea-hare,
17 40 |      that the fish known as the small sea-ass alone of all fishes
18 42 |        to a secret place with a small altar and a lantern and
19 51 |         with the disease leaves small hope of recovery. Indeed
20 61 |        he succeeded in making a small figure of Mercury. ~
21 77 |      though Rufinus' fortune is small, his hopes are boundless.
22 91 |     that Pudentilla's dowry was small, considering her wealth,
23 101|         me even so much as this small gift? ~
24 102|       had I to gain from her? A small dowry instead of a la rge