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 1       I, I       |       carry conviction to the learned. Nevertheless, as to those
 2       I, XIII(26)| meaning will then be "who had learned the law of nature, and the
 3       I, XVII    |      and his children, having learned the things which were being
 4       I, L       |        and from his answer he learned that there would be no danger
 5       I, LII     |  impending overthrow. When he learned through Olda the prophetess
 6      II, IV      |   against Ismael. But when he learned that destruction threatened
 7      II, XI      |    ancestral city; and having learned that his native land remained
 8      II, XIII    |       of lamentation, and she learned how the case really stood.
 9      II, XLVI    |     bold, restless, eloquent, learned through much reading, very
10      II, XLIX    |     the prefect. He, after he learned what had taken place, orders