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1 8    |          the legal career of his father, who had thereby made himself
2 10   |         was to inherit from his 'father',2 and the election which
3 10(2)|                             His 'father' could be either the god
4 17   |          looked upon as a common father and as the author of their
5 28   |          to whom exclusively her father had confided and taught
6 29   | abandoned by the physicians, the father, as in the gravest circumstances
7 29   |     Syrianus, whom he called his father, and Plutarch, whom he called
8 31   |          to children; and as his father had suffered therefrom,