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 1  Pausan     |     this occasion, is not to be passed without notice; for they
 2   Alcib     | Alcibiades, saying that "he had passed the night with Socrates,
 3   Alcib     |         them out upon the fire, passed through the violence of
 4 Thrasib     |       only cause this law to be passed, but also took care that
 5  Timoth     |     commander, and a decree was passed that he should proceed to
 6  Timoth     |        repented of the sentence passed upon him, they took off
 7   Datam     |      marching day and night, he passed Mount Taurus, and arrived
 8  Epamin     |        into whose hands the sum passed, might know to whom he was
 9  Epamin     | judicial record of the sentence passed upon him, 161 "Epaminondas
10   Eumen     |        approaching, and to have passed the Hellespont, men who
11   Eumen(199)|        tied up, the strap being passed round the body behind the
12  Hannib     |         them to flight. He then passed through the country of the
13    Cato(247)|       Cato's administration, he passed his term of office in inactivity. ~
14   Attic     |        wished, scarcely any day passed in which he did not write
15   Attic     |        for it; but after he had passed three months under it without