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 1   I, 2   |      established in purity, and having fixed its aim on piety,
 2   I, 4   |      undertook with enthusiasm, having first of all found an opportunity
 3   I, 23  |                              23 Having, as has already been stated,
 4  II, 61  |        are in agreement, and so having obtained an accurate translation
 5 III, 127 | containing all kinds of fruits, having at its top clusters of grapes
 6 III, 132 |     they engraved a 'maeander,' having precious stones standing
 7 III, 146 |       in the form of a rhombus, having a net-like appearance and
 8  IV, 199 |        on a plate of gold . . . having been judged worthy to wear
 9  VI, 268 |      these truths carefully and having made them plain, he showed
10  VI, 277 |        leading Egyptian priests having looked carefully into many
11 VIII, 396|                              13 Having signified his approval,
12 VIII, 402|                              19 Having praised him, the king asked
13 VIII, 416|                              33 Having praised this answer the
14 VIII, 420|                              37 Having expressed his agreement
15  IX, 444 |                          13 And having accorded to him the same
16  IX, 450 |                              19 Having bestowed praise upon him,
17  IX, 470 |                              39 Having expressed his approval at
18   X      |         electing a president or having a king.~
19   X, 519 |     private citizens, who after having experienced evil and borne