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 1     Pre     |    occupy the best room in the house, and live in the midst of
 2     Pre     |     innermost apartment of the house,8 which is called the gynaeconitis,
 3 Themist     |    brought most evil upon your house, when. I was obliged to
 4  Lysand     |         which was found in his house after his death, and in
 5   Alcib     |       He was brought up in the house of Pericles (for he is said
 6   Alcib     |   mysteries 66 in his |337 own house, a practice which, according
 7   Alcib     |   garments, in the fire of the house which had been prepared
 8    Dion     |        assassinated in his own house on a feast-day, IX.----Change
 9    Dion     |      himself from the top of a house and so perished. But I return
10    Dion     |        city, surrounded Dion's house with guards, and stationed
11    Dion     |        ordered to go to Dion's house unarmed, so that they might
12    Dion(104)|    into the higher part of the house, or to keep a chamber in
13    Dion(105)|       Callicrates round Dion's house. ~
14  Epamin     |    confined himself to his own house, for he would neither defend
15   Pelop     | desired, they proceeded to the house of Charon, by whom the hour
16   Pelop     |    fellow-citizens, in his own house. The glory of delivering
17  Agesil     |   portion of them into his own house, and never departed in the
18  Agesil     | remained content with the same house which Eurysthenes, the progenitor
19   Eumen     |  bitterest enemies of Philip's house and family to extirpate
20 Timoleo     | neither admit her son into her house, nor look upon him, but,
21 Timoleo     |      to Fortune 218 in his own house, and used to worship at
22  Hannib     | property they confiscated; his house they razed to its foundations;
23  Hannib     |     Prusias took supper at the house of Lucius Quintius Flamininus,
24  Hannib     |         and had surrounded his house with a number of men, a
25   Attic     |       should be carried to his house. ~Though he resided at Athens
26   Attic     |     lived in retirement at the house of Publius Volumnius, to
27   Attic     |      best; for he occupied the house that had belonged to Tamphilus 278
28   Attic(278)|          To what Tamphilus the house had belonged is not known.
29   Attic     |     born and instructed in his house; all which particulars are
30   Attic     |        men of all ranks to his house, we know that he was accustomed
31   Attic     |     there ever a supper at his house without reading of some
32   Attic     |        of life, but out of one house into another,----when Agrippa,
33   Attic     |    body was carried out of his house on a small couch, as he