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1       I, XLVI| embellished the temple at great expense; afterwards, however, being
2      II, I   |         cared for at the public expense were regarded as by no means
3      II, X   |         temple, and furnish the expense needful to that end. Accordingly,
4      II, IX  |     order to meet that enormous expense, to provide himself with
5      II, XLI |  preferred to live at their own expense. Three only of those from