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 1     Pre(6) |     e0gkai/nia a word resting on scarcely any other authority than
 2     Pre(6) |           vii. 2, the passage is scarcely intelligible, and the reading
 3 Aristid    |          in such poverty that he scarcely left money to defray the
 4   Alcib(70)|        the populace, which could scarcely be controlled. ~
 5   Conon(86)|        go to war with Persia, is scarcely reconcileable with fact,
 6   Datam    |    fallen into his hands when he scarcely expected it. He therefore
 7  Agesil    |        for Agesilaus, they could scarcely be made to believe that
 8 Timoleo    |          what other rulers could scarcely effect by absolute power,
 9  Hannib    | previously one unarmed man could scarcely crawl. Along this tract
10   Attic    |         if by its external show, scarcely coming up to mediocrity;
11   Attic    |      betrothed her, when she was scarcely a year old, to Tiberius
12   Attic    |       frequently than he wished, scarcely any day passed in which