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 1 Miltiad     |    likely to be contented in a private station, especially as he
 2 Themist     |         He was much engaged in private causes, and appeared often
 3 Themist     |   sacred or profane, public or private, but collecting from all
 4   Cimon(54) |       or between a state and a private individual, as well as between
 5   Alcib     |      in his public than in his private life;61 he was also affable
 6   Alcib     |        it had respect not to a private but to a public matter,65
 7   Alcib     |      higher standing, than any private person; for he had secured
 8    Dion(104)|   prayer, or to do anything in private, to go up into the higher
 9   Chabr     |        on board the fleet as a private man, but had more influence
10  Timoth     |  connected with him by ties of private hospitality, came to give
11  Epamin     | request (for he was there as a private 158 among the soldiers),
12  Epamin(158)|        a, and reduced him to a private station. Diod. Sic. ibid. ~
13   Pelop     |     and this he did of his own private determination, not from
14  Agesil     |    respect as if he had been a private person in the comitium 174
15  Agesil     |       from that of any poor or private person. ~VIII. As this great
16 Timoleo     |       he could, and lived as a private person at Syracuse during
17 Timoleo     |     did he take a less part in private and public business. He
18   Kings     |       of whom, originally in a private station, obtained thrones
19    Cato     |      remained in the city as a private person.247 ~Cato, being
20   Attic     |       friends, XII.-----Of his private life; is a good father and
21   Attic     |     desired money from several private persons by letter, he not
22   Attic     |       projected by some that a private fund should be formed by