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1      I, XVIII |       as happened of old to the well-known Hebrew children. Nature
2      I, XX(24)|  country of the Celtae. See the well-known first sentence of Caesar'
3      I, XXIII |   history is not possessed as a well-known narrative. Paulinus, a man
4     II, V     |     prince, had recourse to his well-known weapons-he clothes himself
5    III, I     |    silence, in harmony with his well-known modesty, at length began
6    III, VIII  |          having recourse to his well-known auxiliaries, spent the whole
7    III, XVI   | Postumianus exclaims, "Let that well-known man in our immediate neighborhood,