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 1     Pre     |            stage, if engaged for a certain sum. Through the whole of
 2     Pre(6)  |     mercede in such a phrase quite certain. ~
 3 Themist     |            and ran with her into a certain temple, which was regarded
 4 Aristid     |        integrity, there is no more certain proof, than that, though
 5  Pausan     |        king of Persia. ~There is a certain class of men called Helots,
 6  Pausan     |              IV. In the meantime a certain Argilian,48 a young man
 7   Cimon     |          by the same father; and a certain Callias, a man whose birth
 8  Lysand     |            year of the contest, is certain; but how he obtained that
 9   Alcib     |           for there was with him a certain associate from Arcadia,
10 Thrasib     |         successes Alcibiades, from certain natural advantages, got
11    Dion     |            what it might end in, a certain Callicrates, a citizen of
12  Iphicr     |       military discipline, that as certain Roman soldiers were formerly
13   Chabr     |        Athenians then prescribed a certain day to Chabrias, before
14  Timoth     |            ten talents to repair a certain portion of the wall. In
15   Datam     |             when going off, that a certain place, which was in sight,
16  Epamin(147)|               A letter of his to a certain Hipparchus is among the
17  Epamin     |         managing the government, a certain Meneclidas, also a native
18  Agesil     |           battle of Leuctra, it is certain, the Lacedaemonians never
19   Eumen     |            friends, because he was certain that he could not be better
20 Timoleo     |           tyrant put to death by a certain augur, a man connected with
21 Timoleo     |           his character were added certain wonderful incidents in his
22  Hannib     |          accidentally at Rome that certain ambassadors from Prusias
23  Hannib     |     passages were secured, he felt certain that it was no accidental
24   Attic     | circumstances, to be paid for by a certain day, and was unable after
25   Attic(271)|           appearance in court on a certain day; sistere or obire vadimonium
26   Attic     |           may therefore be thought certain that he declined business