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 1       I, X      |        curious on the subject, he may turn to the original. After
 2       I, XVI(33)|        remarks upon it that there may be a reference to the dew
 3       I, XLIII  |         sleeps, and that thus you may rouse him from the slumber
 4       I, XLVI   |           mode of reckoning which may easily be perceived in these
 5      II, VI(6)  |       been proposed, but the text may stand. The meaning appears
 6      II, IX     |           succession of the dates may be set forth in a regular
 7      II, IX     |           the succession of dates may be completed up to him,
 8      II, XIII   |     admitted at any time the king may please, but only at a fixed
 9      II, XIV    |     Wherefore, not without reason may I bring it forward in proof
10      II, XV     |      peace, awaited the result. I may add that, after the victory,
11      II, IX     |       that the order of the dates may be correctly preserved,
12      II, IX     |  correctly preserved, and that it may appear more clearly who
13      II, XXIX   |           world, in order that he may practice the mystery of
14      II, XXXVII | afterwards becoming heretical, it may be allowed to conclude that
15      II, XL     |           did go over, the reason may have been that in his extreme