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1   Alcib(61)|      they say, means a man's mode of living in public and
2   Alcib    |   high, he so imitated their mode of life, that they themselves
3    Dion    |     draw him from his former mode of living), that he threw
4   Chabr    | becomes celebrated for a new mode of fighting, I.----His acts
5  Agesil    |      personal appearance and mode of life; his death at the
6   Attic    |        adopt a more splendid mode of living than that with
7   Attic    |   quantity of it, but by the mode in which it was used. ~XV.
8   Attic    | nothing else but his elegant mode of living, by which he had