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 1     I,  Int    |   found in the two following books, had published at Rome a
 2     I,  Int    | subsequently sent Jovinian’s books to Jerome, who answered
 3     I,  Int    |     derives from the various books of both the Old and the
 4     I,  1(4258)|    probably to the Sybilline books.~
 5     I,  1      |      our riddle-maker, whose books are much more difficult
 6     I,  3      |     them out from p. 348 his books like snakes from the holes
 7     I,  47     |      anyone to attend to his books and his wife. Matrons want
 8    II,  6      | works, and if you read these books you will see there that
 9    II,  6(4725)|      Greek poem in forty-two books.~
10    II,  6(4728)|      on Materia Medica, in 5 books, which is still extant.~
11    II,  11     |      of pleasure, in all his books speaks of nothing but vegetables
12    II,  13     |    itself. Xenophon in eight books narrates the life of Cyrus,