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 1 Miltiad     |           for the antiquity of his family, the glory of his forefathers,
 2 Themist     |       father Neocles was of a good family, and married a native of
 3   Alcib     | distinguished city, of a very high family, and by far the most handsome
 4    Dion     |                   X. DION. ~Dion's family; is connected with the two
 5    Dion     |           Syracuse, was of a noble family, and allied to both the
 6    Dion     |           be secure because of his family connexion with himself,
 7  Iphicr(110)|            gallantry of the Fabian family, that undertook to manage
 8  Timoth     |           the great scandal of his family, to repair, out of his own
 9   Datam     |      Paphlagonia, a man of ancient family, descended from that Pylaemenes
10  Epamin     |           and was of an honourable family, though left poor by his
11  Agesil     | Eurysthenes, the progenitor of his family, had inhabited; and whoever
12   Eumen     |            for, though he was of a family of distinction in his native
13   Eumen     |          office who is not of good family and of known integrity and
14   Eumen     |      enemies of Philip's house and family to extirpate his very race,
15   Attic     |          from a most ancient Roman family,251 held the equestrian
16   Attic(251)|            of the Roman race." His family was so old that it reached
17   Attic     |          not unthrifty father of a family ought to pay, and devoting
18   Attic     |         deserving as a master of a family than as a member of the
19   Attic     |          the members of the Junian family, from its origin to the
20   Attic     |          he gave an account of the family of the Marcelli; at the
21    Frag     |           will there be?  Will our family ever stop the insanity?