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1 Thrasib|     Alcibiades, from certain natural advantages, got the credit.
2   Eumen|   there appeared to be great natural talent in him. He therefore
3 Timoleo|   all; for some thought that natural affection had been violated
4 Timoleo| fratricide, and destitute of natural feeling. With this treatment
5   Kings|    Massagetae; Darius died a natural death at an advanced age.
6   Kings|      of the same name died a natural death; 225 the third was
7   Attic|   that the graces of it were natural, not acquired. He also recited