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 1 1 |      silent, I alone among his friends, and to omit relating the
 2 3 | conversing familiarly with his friends,----and all that so continuously
 3 8 |      among their most intimate friends, charmed with the youth'
 4 14|     making benefactions to his friends, relatives, and fellow citizens,
 5 17|  solicitude for his pupils and friends, and even for their wives
 6 26|         to conversing with his friends,----all of which, however,
 7 34|   beauty of body, teachers and friends, and all the other advantages
 8 36|       the philosophers, of his friends, and acquaintances; he performed
 9 36|    request, and carried by his friends, was buried in the most
10 38|        about his disciples and friends. For many people came from