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 1     Pre     |       his half-sister, 4 by the father's side, in marriage, as
 2 Themist     |       he is disinherited by his father, I.----His eminence in the
 3 Themist     |         from the beginning. His father Neocles was of a good family,
 4 Themist     |         was disinherited by his father. This disgrace, however,
 5 Themist     |     obliged to war against your father, and to defend my own country.
 6 Themist     |        country. I also did your father still greater service, after
 7 Themist     | deserving as a friend than your father found me resolute as an
 8   Cimon     |      prison on the death of his father; is liberated by his wife,
 9   Cimon     | entrance on manhood; for as his father had been unable to pay to
10   Cimon     |       the sum of money that his father had been fined. He had married,
11   Cimon     |      however, his sister by the father's side,53 named Elpinice,
12   Cimon     |       their sisters by the same father; and a certain Callias,
13   Cimon     |       from his boyhood with his father in the army. He in consequence
14   Cimon     |        same public odium as his father, and others eminent among
15   Alcib     |        a son should rise from a father." When he was of maturer
16   Conon(90) |                      He was the father of Cleitarchus, who wrote
17    Dion     |    wealth bequeathed him by his father, which he himself had augmented
18    Dion     |      the physicians to give his father a sleeping potion, that
19    Dion     |      was willing to imitate his father in something, complied with
20    Dion     |     which was altered after his father returned to his country (
21    Dion     |       virtue, he received, as a father, a most severe affliction
22  Iphicr(112)|                             The father of Philip, and grandfather
23  Iphicr     |         had more regard for his father or his mother, he replied, "
24  Iphicr     |         so with justice; for my father, as far as was in his power,
25  Timoth     |     which he inherited from his father by many excellent qualities
26  Timoth     |         erected a statue to the father, they should also present
27  Timoth     |        old recollections of the father. ~III. When he was at an
28  Timoth     |          These two persons, his father and father-in-law, men eminent
29   Datam     |  understood. ~Datames, son of a father named Camissares, a Carian
30   Datam     |       palace to Artaxerxes. His father Camissares, having been
31   Datam     |        his life in the war, his father's province was conferred
32   Datam     |         fell in battle, and the father marched away to the scene
33   Datam     |    carrying intelligence of his father's defection. Artaxerxes,
34  Epamin     |       was the son, then, of the father whom we named, and was of
35  Epamin     |          when he had killed his father, had children by his mother,
36 Phocion     |         high character of their father, he gave them this answer: "
37   Kings     |     when he was expelled by his father from Alexandria, and stood
38  Hamilc     |   continual instigations of his father, that he would have chosen
39  Hannib     |       mind the hatred which his father had borne the Romans, and
40  Hannib     |        following statement: "My father Hamilcar," said he, "when
41  Hannib     |      oath, thus taken before my father, I have so strictly kept
42  Hannib     | accordingly, he accompanied his father into Spain. After his father'
43  Hannib     |    father into Spain. After his father's death, when Hasdrubal
44    Cato     |        had been left him by his father. It was at the persuasion
45   Attic     |         private life; is a good father and citizen, XIII.----His
46   Attic     |         his ancestors. He had a father who was active, indulgent,
47   Attic     |     more dear to them. ~II. His father died at an early age. He
48   Attic     |     property as a not unthrifty father of a family ought to pay,
49   Attic     |       not have proceeded from a father. To Fulvia herself, too,
50   Attic     |       he had inherited from his father, nor did he, when he had