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1     II, VIII|          them to a more suitable occasion.~
2    III, III | advantage be deferred to another occasion; the statesman has to consider
3    III, XI  |          be reserved for another occasion. The principle that the
4      V, IV  |       after the Persian War. The occasion was the division of an inheritance;
5      V, XII | Peisistratus, who is said on one occasion to have allowed himself
6    VII, V   |          hereafter, when we have occasion to consider what is the
7    VII, XVII|       are enough for the present occasion; but hereafter we will return