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 1       I, IV       |     readily dispersed, because, regarding each other as foreigners,
 2       I, VIII     |       Lord; and on that account regarding the place of his dream as
 3       I, XVII     | desirous of knowing particulars regarding it, he must consult the
 4      II, IV       |       able to discover anything regarding it. ~
 5      II, XXIX     |       to that which was written regarding him,-"And his mortal27 wound
 6      II, XXXVI(39)|      should have made a mistake regarding an event so near his own
 7      II, XXXVII   |         judgment was pronounced regarding him. The Arians, then, finding
 8      II, XXXVII   |      had not judged incorrectly regarding Athanasius, who, it was
 9      II, XLII     |         given no special orders regarding him, the judges, simply
10      II, XLII     |         had spread evil reports regarding us, and we were held suspected
11      II, XLV      |   certain orders had been given regarding him, he was waiting on the