Book,  Par.

1    II,     48|   his reduced fortunes he clung to his hereditary nobility.
2   III,     71|  a fear that a prince who clung to oldfashioned frugality
3    VI,     47|   s sovereignty, while he clung to his purpose of regulating
4    VI,     64|   into barbarism, but had clung loyally to its founder Seleucus,
5   XVI,     12| disgrace a life which had clung to freedom by a final act
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