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 1     I,  Int     |         published at Rome a Latin treatise containing all, or part
 2     I,  Int     |      answered them in the present treatise in the year 393. Nothing
 3     I,  Int     |       from Jerome’s remark in the treatise against Vigilantius, where
 4     I,  Int     |         in the heathen world.~The treatise gives a remarkable specimen
 5     I,  13(4329)|                           See the treatise on the Perp. Virginity of
 6     I,  26      |          have briefly noted in my treatise on Illustrious Men. 4427
 7     I,  40(4564)|                   Paxamus wrote a treatise on cooking, which, Suidas
 8     I,  42(4587)|         Philosophers” refers to a treatise by Anaxelides on the same
 9     I,  42(4591)|         to heart, that he wrote a treatise on the problem, and then
10     I,  48      | Rhetorician recited his excellent treatise on Concord to the Greeks,
11    II,  6       |      reader) Galen asserts in his treatise on Simples, that human dung
12    II,  6(4728) |       Greek physician and wrote a treatise on Materia Medica, in 5
13    II,  7(4747) |         of these details from the treatise of Porphyry Περὶ ἀποχῆς
14    II,  12(4766)|   Meditatorium. Comp. Tertullian, Treatise on Fasting, ch. 6.~
15    II,  13      |         of great eloquence, has a treatise on the life of the ancient
16    II,  14      |       great learning, published a treatise of his own on their mode
17    II,  31      |          dedicated to him a small treatise upon this parable. 4915 ~