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 1 22|     what the crown is to the king, the cloak of purple to
 2 22|      of the two was the true king, boasted of his staff as
 3 24|    people to the dominion of King Masinissa, and finally as
 4 26|      would admit him to be a king. Plato -- if I may quote
 5 61|   Greek tongue, basileus, my king. I think I am right in saying
 6 61|      his shop and, after loo king at many geometrical patterns
 7 64| Plato was first to call the `King'. `All things,' he says, `
 8 64|    he says, `depend upon the King of all things and for him
 9 64|      Maximus knows who that `King' is, even the cause and
10 65|      is that I worship as my king. Even if the proconsul should