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 1     Pre(6)  |  plausible, were not e0gkai/nia a word resting on scarcely any
 2 Miltiad(9)  |          be the true sense of the word. "Itaque, ut eandem [eu)
 3 Miltiad     |        several messengers brought word that Darius was unsuccessful
 4 Themist(37) |                    Opsonium.] The word signifies all that was eaten
 5   Alcib(65) | transcriber, who thought that the word must be a pronoun, referring
 6   Alcib     |       flames, snatched up (as his word had been secretly taken
 7   Alcib(77) |      Emanus.] Bos would omit this word, as wanting authority. ~
 8   Chabr(115)|                  Artifices.] This word is here used in a very comprehensive
 9   Chabr(117)|         the signification of this word, see Heyne ad Tibull. ii.
10  Epamin(146)|     Tibiis.] See the note on this word in the preface. ~
11  Epamin(161)|             In periculo suo.] The word periculum, in this passage,
12  Agesil(174)|              In comitio.] A Latin word used by the author for the
13   Eumen     |           did not adhere to their word, but went off, as soon as
14   Eumen(204)|               Ut deuteretur.] The word deutor is not found elsewhere.
15 Timoleo(218)|         Sacellum Au)tomati/aj.] A word compounded of au)toj, self,
16  Hannib(232)|      without a preposition or any word to govern it, cannot be
17  Hannib     |         the castle, and bring him word immediately whether it was
18   Attic(252)|      another. Our language has no word corresponding to it. ~
19   Attic(270)|          are divided between this word and commoditatem. ~
20   Attic(276)|      himself and his fortune. The word tamen would intimate some
21   Attic(279)|                  Plus salis.] The word salis does not admit of
22   Attic(280)|                 Pedissequus.] The word signifies any slave or servant