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 1      I, IV(9)|        sane locupletissimum": of course there is a friendly irony
 2      I, VII  |           so he was, by the same course of suffering, even to render
 3      I, XII  |    strengthened in his forgiving course by the example thus set
 4      I, XIX  |         after a year had run its course, the labor of that workman
 5      I, XXII |      inconstancy, to forsake the course on which he has once entered.
 6      I, XXIII|        long way before me in the course of my traveling, was already
 7     II, III  | difficulty rearranged, delay, of course, was caused to those people
 8     II, V    |    Arriana had urged him to this course, and had wholly alienated
 9     II, VII  |     Learn, therefore, the proper course; let a matron serve thee,
10     II, XI   |       life of an eremite. But in course of time the crafty adversary
11    III, XI   |      them, would follow the bold course adopted by so great a man.
12    III, XII  |         condemned in the regular course of public trials, rather
13    III, XIV  |       Tuscan Sea, following that course which leads to Rome, whirlwinds
14    III, XIV  |          they held their desired course, while the pacified ocean
15    III, XIV  |          not give up an unbroken course of prayer and fasting for