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 1     I,  Int     |           books, had published at Rome a Latin treatise containing
 2     I,  Int     |     notice of Siricius, bishop of Rome, and it was shortly afterwards
 3     I,  1       |        since the holy brethren of Rome sent to me the treatises
 4     I,  3(4262) |    personal encounter with him at Rome. Unlike other Gnostics he
 5     I,  7(4292) |         worship was introduced at Rome under the Emperors, and
 6     I,  13(4329)|          the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rome, 384.~
 7     I,  13(4330)|        the guarding of virginity. Rome, 384.~
 8     I,  26      |       relates that he was sent to Rome, and that having been plunged
 9     I,  42      |             Carneades. And mighty Rome cannot taunt us as though
10     I,  44      |           frequent victories over Rome, to her marvellous chastity.
11     I,  44(4598)|           declared against her by Rome in consequence of her having
12     I,  49(4648)|         the women from destroying Rome.~
13    II,  3(4688) |           the mediaeval system of Rome.~
14    II,  3(4689) |           of Carthage who went to Rome (about a.d. 250) and there
15    II,  7       | Ethiopians, peoples on a par with Rome itself, have intercourse
16    II,  7(4743) |         and in 455 they plundered Rome. Their kingdom was destroyed
17    II,  14(4770)|          in years when he went to Rome (a.d. 40) on his famous
18    II,  38      |      address myself to you, great Rome, who with the confession
19    II,  38      |         the meaning of your name. Rome is either strength in Greek,