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 1 Miltiad     | thousand cavalry; alleging as a reason for his enterprise, that
 2 Miltiad     |       inexpensive, and for that reason highly prized, but are now
 3 Themist     |        possible, alleging, as a reason, that he was waiting for
 4  Pausan     |        to pay a fine; for which reason he was not sent back to
 5  Lysand(57) |   Thasians who had the greatest reason to fear Lysander, had fled
 6   Alcib     |      had unbent himself, and no reason offered why he should endure
 7   Alcib(65) |        conjunction, showing the reason why "great dread was excited"
 8   Alcib     |  entertain this opinion without reason; for after Alcibiades had
 9 Thrasib     |     that it is not said without reason, that "the mother of a cautious
10 Thrasib     |       more may covet; for which reason I had rather take, out of
11   Conon     |     influence with the king, by reason of his numerous and important
12    Dion     |    great strength, and for that reason few were induced to join
13   Eumen     |       which nobody inhabited by reason of the scarcity of water,
14   Eumen(205)|          This is so little of a reason for Eumenes' success against
15 Phocion     |         been extremely rich, by reason of the numerous offices
16 Timoleo     |         riding in a carriage by reason of his infirmity, and used
17  Hannib     |         sea and land, for which reason Hannibal was the more desirous
18    Cato     |         had its rise, for which reason he seems to have called
19   Attic     |       we were often present, by reason of the intimacy between