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 1 1 |        or verse; while others, having nothing similar to offer,
 2 10|                      10. After having studied under the teachers
 3 10|    teachers in Alexandria, and having profited by their lessons
 4 10|      the town; but on the way, having arrived at the monument
 5 11|     was a stranger. But, after having taken but a few steps from
 6 17|     any other known man. Never having tasted the joys of family
 7 17|      because he so elected it, having received many propositions
 8 17|      of birth and fortune ---- having, therefore, remained free
 9 18|                      18. After having thus set forth the principle
10 19|     without food, without even having eaten the night before;
11 22|  studied thoroughly, and after having subjected them to criticism,
12 24|      we had begun above. After having, however inadequately, related
13 24|       from activity. So, after having early shaken off slumber,
14 24| because the night was far from having elapsed, alone, in his bed,
15 26|       composed on the Oracles. Having counted them, he found that
16 31|        visited by this malady.~Having therefore implored the divinity
17 31|  divinity on this subject, and having besought a clear guidance
18 32|       seen there, the horsemen having vanished into thin air.~
19 32|        could be adduced? After having received such sympathetic
20 34|                      34. After having rapidly and cursorily exhibited
21 34|        theurgic virtues, after having shown that it was quite
22 36|  deputy, but personally. After having fulfilled this pious duty