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 1     I,  3(4262) |                        Marcion lived about a.d. 150, and was
 2     I,  4(4268) |      of the Academy at Athens; lived b.c. 428–389.~
 3     I,  13      |        at hand. Even though we lived nine hundred years, as did
 4     I,  25      |        time: we know that they lived many ages before. And the
 5     I,  26      |    most clearly proves that he lived to the reign of Trajan,
 6     I,  41      |     virgin of Calydonian fame, lived for the chase and dwelt
 7     I,  41(4583)| between Sparta and Messene. He lived about b.c. 270.~
 8     I,  42(4587)|      in Cilicia), who probably lived in the 2nd century after
 9     I,  42(4591)|        referred to in the text lived at Alexandria in the reign
10     I,  48(4616)|   Cæsar’s absence in Africa he lived principally at his Tusculan
11     I,  48(4626)|     Sicily. He is said to have lived 105, or even 109 years.
12    II,  6(4725) |       of Side in Pamphylia. He lived in the reigns of Hadrian
13    II,  6(4728) |       of Cilicia, who probably lived in the second century of
14    II,  9       |     Platonists also and Stoics lived in the groves and porticos
15    II,  9(4755) |       he renounced it all, and lived and died as a true Cynic.
16    II,  13      |       ate flesh, but every one lived on field produce and fruits
17    II,  14(4771)|                       Neanthes lived about b.c. 241. He was a
18    II,  14(4779)|  philosopher and historian. He lived, probably, about the time
19    II,  26      |      one to say that so-and-so lived five and seventy and a hundred