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 1       4, III|        proconsul nor my most dear Nebridius - a splendid youth and most
 2       6     |    Ambition spurs and Alypius and Nebridius join him in a confused quest
 3       6, VII|     discussed it with Alypius and Nebridius more especially and in very
 4       6, X  |     course of life to follow.~17. Nebridius also had come to Milan for
 5       6, XVI|           my friends, Alypius and Nebridius, the nature of good and
 6       6, II |        the old Carthaginian days, Nebridius used to propound, shaking
 7       6, VI |          a sagacious old man, and Nebridius, that remarkably talented
 8       6, VI |       learn in this matter toward Nebridius’ opinion, I did not quite
 9       7, VI |        supplied by teaching). But Nebridius had consented, for the sake
10       7, VI |   faithful aid he greatly needed. Nebridius was not drawn to this by
11       7, VI |           certain day, then, when Nebridius was away - for some reason
12       8, III| Verecundus was full of grief; but Nebridius was joyous. For he was not
13       8, III|            bosom,” there lives my Nebridius, my sweet friend, thy son
14       8, III|          married). We tarried for Nebridius to follow us, since he was
15       8, IV |           there are my letters to Nebridius, who was still absent.278~