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 1   I, 6   |      record of the facts which I thought worth relating about the
 2 III, 161 |         the king spent no little thought upon them, for he loved
 3  IV, 166 |        of the presents because I thought it was necessary.~
 4  IV, 201 |      affected in his mind at the thought of the sanctity which is
 5  VI, 311 | accordance with the first casual thought that occurred to the mind,
 6 VII, 362 |           remembering that every thought is known to God. If you
 7 VII, 376 |         have a firm grasp of the thought that all men are appointed
 8 VIII, 384|                  2 When the king thought that a fitting opportunity
 9 VIII, 401|     before him in everything and thought that injustice was equivalent
10  IX, 456 |          mind,' he replied, 'the thought that it is good to live
11  XI, 530 |       questioner had given great thought to each particular question,
12  XI, 555 |          or 'the poets have ever thought it worth their while to