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1     Int,     III|        the one service he could render123. He is within his right
2     Int,      IV|      his name, does nothing but render literally a speech of Antiochus,
3     Int,      IV| connected with the Academica to render it necessary to treat of
4     Not,       1|     requirements, but rather to render it unnecessary for Romans
5     Not,       1|   egestas, which compels him to render simple Greek terms by laboured
6     Not,       2|        never be great enough to render it impossible to guard against
7     Not,       2|    improbare may mean either to render an absolute approval or
8     Not,       2|  approval or disapproval, or to render an approval or disapproval