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 1      I, V     |      had intended, however, to give an account also of the dinner
 2      I, IX(16)|       It appears impossible to give a certain rendering of these
 3      I, XX    |         however, still further give you an account of two extraordinary
 4      I, XXVI  |        shall, not unwillingly, give a narrative of his deeds."~
 5     II, I     |        chief-deacon delayed to give him the garment, rushed
 6     II, IX    |   think it necessary for me to give an account of this, because
 7     II, IX    |      and commanded the dogs to give up following it, and to
 8     II, XII   | checked, lest perchance it may give offense to some; for words
 9    III, V     |   alive and well, and let them give more credit to such, inasmuch
10    III, V     |     they are so unbelieving, I give it as my opinion that they
11    III, VI    |       which was exposed should give rise to shame; while in
12    III, XIV   |    appointment. Yet he did not give up an unbroken course of