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 1      IX|             relating the history of Egypt, concurs in all this. And
 2      IX|         ancient manner of living in Egypt which gods and heroes are
 3      IX|         military exploits of any in Egypt, but also consolidated that
 4      IX| administration of the government of Egypt. And they say that Darius,
 5       X|             and that he was born in Egypt when his forefathers had
 6       X|        Hebrews should return out of Egypt into their own land. To
 7     XII|             men, on his return from Egypt, said to Critias that he
 8    XIII|          know that Ptolemy, king of Egypt, when he had built the library
 9     XIV|           those of them who were in Egypt, and profited by the godliness
10     XIV|       others, when they had been in Egypt, and had taken advantage
11      XV|           paid some attention to in Egypt, and understood that all
12     XIX|            his foreign residence in Egypt. For when he says that unity
13      XX|           which he learned while in Egypt, yet fearing, on account
14      XX|            God. For having heard in Egypt that God had said to Moses,
15    XXII|  accordingly having learned this in Egypt, and being greatly taken
16    XXIV|             doubt to have learnt in Egypt, like Plato, concerning
17   XXVII|      testimonies of the prophets in Egypt, and having accepted what
18  XXVIII|            similar enlightenment in Egypt, said that Tityus was in
19  XXVIII|          And that Homer had been in Egypt, and introduced into his
20  XXVIII|            said that when he was in Egypt he had learnt that Helen,
21  XXVIII|            from what he had seen in Egypt. For he had seen the temple
22  XXVIII|            seen the temple which in Egypt is called "the temple of
23  XXVIII|          For having learned this in Egypt, and having been much taken
24     XXX|            Plato, having learned in Egypt from the ancient histories,