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 1       I, I        |     to present myself as an author to my readers, that they,
 2       I, II(2)    |    ancients (among whom our author is apparently to be reckoned)
 3       I, V(10)    |     Abraam, so that, as our author says, there is only a change
 4       I, XV(29)   | text has "seventy," but our author, as usual, follows the LXX.~
 5       I, XIX(37)  |       Curiously enough, our author here reads, "twenty-three
 6       I, XXIV(43) |    stand in the text of our author, and they can easily be
 7       I, XXIX(48) |    mistake of memory in our author. The whole narrative is
 8       I, LI(81)   |                         Our author is here guilty of omission
 9      II, V        |  the work of some anonymous author which had become interpolated
10      II, XI(12)   |                         Our author here touches upon a most
11      II, XXXV(35) |     of these was Arius, the author of the heresy, and the other
12      II, XXXVI(37)|    are here mixed up by our author.~
13      II, LI       |    which, under him, as its author, had burst forth, but acquiring