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 1       6, IX     |        to recite - as scholars usually have to do for practice -
 2       6, X      |      Carthage itself, where he usually lived - leaving behind his
 3       6, XIII   |        with the confidence she usually had when thou hadst shown
 4       6, II     | darkness, which the Manicheans usually set up as an army opposed
 5       7, V      |       better) - yet a man will usually defer shaking off his drowsiness
 6       7, VI(255)|   circle of imperial advisers; usually rather informally appointed
 7       7, VI(255)|       informally appointed and usually with precarious tenure.~
 8       8, VIII   |       youthful spirits, but is usually borne down by the gravity
 9       8, XII    |        are altogether dead are usually mourned. But she neither
10      10, XXIII  |    much time passed as the sun usually covered during his whole