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 1       I, I         |       recognize here what he has read there; for all the mysteries
 2       I, XXIII     |          as well worthy of being read by the ministers of the
 3       I, XLII(68)  |                Many editors here read "maternis," instead of "
 4       I, LII       |       the priest Helchia. Having read a book written with the
 5      II, III       |       weight, and deserves to be read with care.~
 6      II, VI        |        be found who was able. to read the writing. The king, therefore,
 7      II, VI        | Accordingly, he, being sent for, read and interpreted the writing,
 8      II, XIV       |         the fact that (as I have read in profane histories) he
 9      II, XXVI(23)  |                vincendi": others read "incendii."~
10      II, XXXV(36)  |        are here obscure, we have read, with Halm, "fecisse" for
11      II, XXXIX(43) |   uncertainty. Some for "ac tum" read "nec tum," and some, instead
12      II, XXXIX(43) |       some, instead of "judicum" read "judicium." The meaning
13      II, XXXIX     |        Well, when the letter was read in the church, the people
14      II, XXXIX(46) |      Instead of "refertam," some read "infectam." ~
15      II, XLVIII(61)|                             Some read Euchrocia, and so afterwards.~
16      II, XLIX(64)  |                   clemens": some read "Clementen," and join it
17      II, LI(68)    |                             Some read "solitus," instead of "sollicitus. ~