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1       I, XXIX  | certain old man having kindly admitted him to hospitality, the
2       I, LIII  |  years released, while he was admitted by the king to his friendship,
3      II, XIII  |   sent for, and indeed is not admitted at any time the king may
4      II, XV    |      meantime, Holofernes had admitted the Moabites to surrender,
5      II, XXXVII|       Athanasius, who, it was admitted, had expressed a well-based
6      II, XLII  | having been satisfied, he was admitted to communion, and being
7      II, XLV   |      the others. This fact is admitted by all, that our regions
8      II, XLVII |    fallen away shamefully and admitted them to communion. In the
9      II, XLVIII|   Damasus, they were not even admitted to his presence. Returning