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 1 Themist     |       Phalerum, which was neither large nor convenient, the triple
 2 Themist     |           he was, promising him a large reward if he would save
 3  Pausan     |    cavalry, was routed by no very large army of Greeks; and the
 4  Iphicr     |         commander, they used very large shields, short spears, and
 5  Iphicr     |       fire. ~III. He was a man of large mind and large body, and
 6  Iphicr     |           a man of large mind and large body, and of an appearance
 7   Chabr     |         king Agesilaus received a large share of spoil.117 Chabrias,
 8   Chabr(117)|           understand proedam in a large or metaphorical sense for
 9   Chabr(117)|          for gain, presents, or a large sum of money, which Agesilaus
10   Datam     |           than to retreat with so large an army, or to continue
11   Datam     |           from Greece, and a very large number of light-armed troops.
12  Epamin     | accordingly came to Thebes with a large sum in gold, and, by a present
13   Pelop     |     presented his children with a large portion of land. |388  ~
14  Agesil     |          presented by them with a large sum, he relieved his country
15  Agesil(182)|          both of whom he received large presents; as he did also,
16   Eumen     |         night came on, to make as large fires and as far dispersed,
17 Phocion     |          refused the present of a large sum of money from King Philip,
18  Hannib     |         for he carried with him a large sum of money, of which he
19  Hannib     |           when he bad collected a large number, he called the officers
20    Cato     |    manners we have spoken more at large in the book which we wrote
21   Attic     |    variance with his own. After a large addition, too, was made
22   Attic     |      necessity for me to state at large, since I have yourselves