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 1     Pre    |      understand that the same things are not becoming or unbecoming
 2     Pre    |     according to the order of things among us, is deemed unlawful. |
 3     Pre(6) |    effeminacy; a condition of things which took place under Leonidas
 4     Pre    |       On the other hand, many things in our habits are decorous,
 5 Themist    |       The citadel, and sacred things, they committed to the priests,
 6  Pausan(43)|     into confusion, very many things. ~
 7   Alcib    |      relate, had we not other things to tell of a higher and
 8 Thrasib(80)|      ad victum pertinebant.] "Things which pertained to sustenance,"
 9 Thrasib    |       trial, or punished, for things done previously;" and this
10    Dion    | aristocracy. At this state of things he was overcome with anxiety,
11    Dion    |    contemplated this state of things, how he should put a stop
12   Datam    |      account of this state of things in writing, in which he
13  Epamin    |      own, or think that those things which appear unimportant
14  Epamin    |       it might be thought all things were in common between him
15  Agesil    |     the slaves, and the other things he directed to be carried
16   Eumen    |  advised her, "above all |400 things, not to stir, but to wait
17  Hannib    |    parts, made roads, and put things in such a state, that an
18  Hannib    |       he saw him attempt many things imprudently, left him in
19   Attic    | according to the way in which things were then managed, had sold
20   Attic    |     only predicted that those things would happen which took
21   Attic    | foretold, like a prophet, the things which are coming to pass
22    Frag    |       you on account of these things; you who should, as the
23    Frag    |       consider it a sin to do things of great importance against