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 1       I, XXIX     |      the successive years (a thing hitherto left in obscurity),
 2       I, XXXI     |  many gifts. This remarkable thing then happened, that when
 3       I, XLVII    |    offered incense to God, a thing which it was the established
 4      II, II       |    and confessed that such a thing was not within the reach
 5      II, II       |      its interpretation. The thing is reported to the king,
 6      II, XIII     |      that it was a righteous thing to hand over the whole of
 7      II, XIII     |      that it was an unworthy thing that an innocent nation
 8      II, XIV      | regarded by them as a god; a thing which Baguas, one of his
 9      II, XVIII    |    until now, an unpermitted thing for a man to enjoy the high-priesthood
10      II, XXXVI(39)|  Constantine II. The curious thing is that he should have made
11      II, XLI      |       The Arians do the same thing, and send a like number
12      II, XLV      | Ariminum, he thought thebest thing he could do was to bring