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it is said that141
is said to have124
at the same time92
the rest of the77
said to have been72
as soon as he58
was one of the50
for a long time49
in the form of48
put an end to47
on the other hand46
see the life of46
the end of the45
after the death of43
the form of a40
in the case of39
in the temple of38
was the son of38
at the head of38
life and comparison with37
the hands of the36
the greater part of36
as soon as they35
at the end of34
years before the christian33
in the hands of33
the rest of his33
before the christian era33
one of the most33
in the midst of33
into the hands of33
the name of the32
year of his age32
made himself master of31
that it was not31
to have been the30
on account of the30
we are told by30
put to death by29
for the most part29
he is said to28
in the presence of28
in consequence of this27
in the life of27
seems to have been26
was put to death26
the time of the26
the power of the26
in the time of25
is said that the25
of those who were25
at the present day24
at the battle of24
the beginning of the23
of the same name23
that it would be23
for the first time23
for the sake of23
was a man of23
that he would not22
on account of his22
the middle of the22
tribunes of the people22
the king of the22
that he was a22
from the life of22
tribune of the people22
he said that he22
to the people of21
one of his friends21
in the reign of21
with the name of21
the side of the21
of those who had21
the king of persia21
under the command of20
was the first to20
about years before the20
the tribunes of the20
at the age of20
that he did not20
to the temple of20
that he was not20
as if they were20
an end to the20
to be put to19
in the first place19
be put to death19
the sixth century b19
the head of the19
after the battle of19
on the following day19
as if he had19
of one of the18
as though he were18
on the side of18
put him to death18
to the present day18
but as soon as18
with the intention of18
a man who had18
to those who were17
and put to death17
to be able to17
the command of the17
the favour of the17
he was able to17
as if he were17
on the other side17
of demosthenes and cicero17
as if it were17
day of the month17
of the roman empire17
that he had not17
he was the first17
he was going to17
of the fifth century17
of the township of17
we are told that16
as far as the16
said that he had16
to have been a16
a great part of16
the head of a16
after a reign of16
as soon as the16
out of the way16
what he had done16
those who had been16
it is hard to16
and at the same16
the house of the16
on the coast of16
was thought to be16
out of the city16
was the daughter of16
with a view to16
he was about to16
with the exception of16
one of those who16
of nikias and crassus15
the greatness of his15
all the rest of15
comparison of nikias and15
as soon as it15
at the death of15
said that he was15
that he could not15
in the course of15
on each side of15
he died in his15
at the time of15
the first of the15
he was the son15
of alexander the great15
on behalf of the15
in the middle of15
in the age of15
the battle of actium15
of the temple of15
is said that he14
a large part of14
than any one else14
the temple of the14
what was going on14
favour of the people14
in order that he14
and one of the14
of the sixth century14
in a short time14
it would have been14
in the house of14
if he did not14
to the effect that14
the number of his14
for the purpose of14
the way in which14
in honour of the14
to the house of14
by the name of14
son of jupiter and14
are said to have14
order that he might14
did not wish to14
say that it was13
that he had been13
at a time when13
is said that when13
the fourth century b13
the people of athens13
was a friend of13
say that he was13
the people of the13
of the king of13
of the death of13
son of the preceding13
a great number of13
in front of the13
on the point of13
out of the country13
the citadel of corinth13
to take part in13
the walls of the13
fellow of the royal13
that he was the13
it would be a13
comparison of demosthenes and13
the use of the13
in the public assembly13
and the rest of13
the presence of the13
by the people of13
in which he was13
in the shape of13
told him that he13
when the city was13
that he would be13
when he came to13
of the city of13
to the trojan war13
compare the life of13
the people of syracuse13
the fifth century b13
and as soon as13
early in the morning13
of the people of13
he did not wish13
of the young men12
each side of the12
the sight of the12
on the site of12
were put to death12
that part of the12
in the next place12
daughter of jupiter and12
in the city of12
himself master of the12
for a short time12
a few days after12
some say that he12
the number of the12
by sea and land12
in command of the12
that they might not12
the mother of the12
for which he was12
him out of the12
the death of his12
to the end of12
and that he had12
that it was a12
the will of the12
that he had a12
and it is said12
the life of the12
that he might be12
of his friends and12
the end of his12
the news of the12
according to some writers12
in a letter to12
greater part of the12
the life of cicero12
the greatest part of12
great part of the12
the interests of the11
with a large force11
he went to the11
was the first who11
a sum of money11
that he had no11
and when he was11
a man who was11
with tears in his11
him to do so11
in one of his11
one of the first11
to the court of11
in the act of11
the lower part of11
the place where the11
in consequence of which11
two hundred and fifty11
on his return from11
by the side of11
with the rest of11
was said to be11
that he should be11
that when he was11
he was forced to11
distinguished himself by his11
who was one of11
the death of the11
their wives and children11
comparison of theseus and11
for this reason he11
the same time he11
a part of the11
was changed into a11
of theseus and romulus11
tears in his eyes11
in the battle of11
in the trojan war11
would not listen to11
for it is said11
as may be seen11
as one of the11
that there was no11
if he had not11
soon as he had11
as he did not11
on the death of11
they ought not to11
in the room of11
it is probable that11
on the next day11
on the occasion of11
as has been related11
to come to terms10
the top of the10
the meaning of the10
to one of his10
be found in the10
there was a great10
the shape of a10
he was wont to10
take part in the10
of what he had10
said that he would10
is proved by the10
in the habit of10
greater part of his10
in spite of the10
end to the war10
one of the muses10
comparison of lysander and10
in a loud voice10
those who were in10
on the third day10
his wife and children10
the death of tiberius10
so far as to10
in the lower part10
down to the sea10
a man of great10
of gold and silver10
the greeks and romans10
so that he was10
soon as it was10
as he was going10
with whom he was10
the cause of the10
sent an embassy to10
the third century b10
under the name of10
the origin of the10
the midst of the10
in defence of the10
but as he was10
a candidate for the10
that it is not10
the leading men of10
succeeded to the throne10
him that he had10
of the name of10
from the time of10
of lysander and sulla10
the temple of zeus10
for the second time10
have been the first10
at the time when10
the establishment of the9
large sum of money9
the temple of hera9
he was in the9
a large sum of9
large part of the9
in possession of the9
the inhabitants of the9
and said that he9
decree of the senate9
was thought to have9
is illustrated by the9
the temple of jupiter9
when he was in9
of which he was9
was found in the9
the temple of apollo9
the name of a9
saying that he was9
and that he was9
in the possession of9
the site of the9
both by sea and9
that he might not9
on the th of9
is one of the9
near the temple of9
at the instance of9
that it was the9
though he did not9
of their own accord9
and for a long9
of coelus and terra9
who is said to9
the banks of the9
at once began to9
by which it was9
suppose that instead of9
the life of pompeius9
and was put to9
he died in the9
the battle of philippi9
but he did not9
of the battle of9
to go to the9
when he heard of9
some say that the9
he applied himself to9
after he had been9
from time to time9
the history of the9
in his own house9
the senate of the9
was not to be9
of which he had9
the whole of the9
the leader of the9
some writers say that9
and when he had9
to the study of9
king of the molossians9
soon as he was9
fell in love with9
of greek and roman9
at the sight of9
his hands to heaven9
the upper part of9
to put an end9
the mouth of the9
the division of the9
at the public expense9
a great quantity of9
at the request of9
it was that he9
of the fourth century9
the people of rome9
says that it was9
the people in the9
to death by the9
and this was the9
and that they were9
the possession of the9
to make use of9
was succeeded by his9
was considered to be9
and told him that9
the family of the9
the greatness of the9
for he said that9
to get rid of8
and invited him to8
the rest of their8
a letter to the8
to be allowed to8
the city to the8
to be found in8
the most distinguished of8
of aristeides and cato8
to the number of8
made no secret of8
him when he was8
a name given to8
he had not been8
was found in a8
man in the state8
to his friends that8
of jupiter and mnemosyne8
the reputation of being8
the form of the8
tiberius and caius gracchus8
the gates of the8
by this means he8
became one of the8
of the rest of8
says that he was8
in the same manner8
in the name of8
the anger of the8
of brutus and cassius8
comparison of aristeides and8
shown in the case8
the son of the8
the life of cato8
fell into the hands8
the assistance of the8
tells us that the8
not so much to8
by the aid of8
comparison of demetrius and8
of demetrius and antonius8
a fragment of a8
he saw that the8
the glory of his8
an account of the8
some of his friends8
at the hands of8
he had received from8
the chief of the8
the royal college of8
of the royal college8
the general of the8
a man of consular8
for he did not8
the same time the8
by means of a8
to take refuge in8
in his right hand8
and when it was8
to be the most8
which the romans call8
on account of their8
his friends that he8
and that he would8
went down to the8
master of the horse8
with one of the8
come to terms with8
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as time went on8
when they came to8
shown in this case8
for the murder of8
he was killed in8
it was said that8
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he came into the8
the first man in8
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the best and most8
the part of the8
the leaders of the8
in the bronze room8
at the beginning of8
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the conduct of the8
see the note of8
the same as the8
whether it was that8
one of the tribunes8
not permit him to8
thought that he was8
in the height of8
the eighth day of8
to be one of8
would not permit him8
the care of the8
the feast of the8
all those who were8
he was unable to8
the senate and the8
the remainder of the8
in the art of8
of what was going8
his mother and his8
one of the seven8
man who had been8
wrote a history of8
and it was not8
be of good cheer8
be seen in the8
the third vase room8
the nature of the8
because he thought that8
he returned to rome8
if he had been8
with their wives and8
that they ought not8
they were forced to8
in the following manner8
with the view of8
it is related that8
a few of the8
in the bottom of8
a celebrated roman who8
appears to have been8
a great deal of8
as we are told8
in the territory of8
of a man who8
to give up his8
that some of the8
and those who had8
as they had been8
senate of the areopagus8
the management of the8
in consequence of the8
put a stop to8
was the wife of8
the bravest of the8
for it was not8
though some say that7
comparison of lykurgus and7
to make himself king7
that there was a7
as he could not7
had been in the7
the foot of the7
thought that it was7
supposed to be the7
his way through the7
the day on which7
fleet of a hundred7
which he had been7
comparison of solon and7
the successors of alexander7
the year of the7
with the design of7
was at that time7
what is called the7
a few days afterwards7
is mentioned in the7
the romans call the7
by reason of his7
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of his life he7
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to the time of7
as though it were7
he was a man7
died at the age7
the temple of artemis7
that he had done7
he could not be7
did not dare to7
is said that a7
distinguished himself in the7
so that there was7
comparison of alkibiades and7
take the command of7
he thought that the7
was the cause of7
she was the daughter7
the festival of the7
the senate to the7
so great a man7
to leave the city7
the interior of the7
hundred and fifty talents7
the camp of the7
the object of the7
the subject of the7
at an early age7
an intimate friend of7
the city of athens7
that the romans were7
an eclipse of the7
in the gold ornament7
about years before christ7
the god of the7
as in the case7
chief men of the7
all the people of7
so much as to7
of philip and alexander7
is seen in the7
the gold and silver7
a history of the7
with his own hand7
he was killed by7
of a man of7
the life of a7
see daremberg and saglio7
of alkibiades and coriolanus7
a speech to the7
with a fleet of7
about the time of7
a young man of7
the rich and the7
he was met by7
against the will of7
are to be seen7
in his oration for7
the master of the7
are shown in the7
the next day he7
in the history of7
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when they saw the7
the cause of his7
in his treatise on7
the rest of greece7
the time of his7
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to carry out his7
with the assistance of7
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she is said to7
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have been found in7
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that those who had7
leading men of the7
the fame of the7
would not let him7
on the eighth day7
to have had a7
the destruction of the7
in love with him7
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gave himself up to7
others of the same7
assembly of the people7
as it is said7
piece of good fortune7
was the mother of7
was killed in battle7
they say that the7
he would not have7
two thousand five hundred7
seem to have been7
what he thought of7
lower part of case7
because he wished to7
and first of all7
at the instigation of7
with the title of7
the lives of the7
of the trojan war7
in order of battle7
in the camp of7
on the banks of7
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and the people of7
of all the greeks7
with whom he had7
said to his friends7
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to the assistance of7
from the rest of7
he said that the7
the senate and people7
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he wrote a history7
by the fact that7
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he was put to7
a decree of the7
rest of the army7
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the romans and the7
so as to be7
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in a great battle7
at the foot of7
heir to the throne7
the affairs of greece7
thought to be a7
the place where he7
possession of the city7
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the gold ornament room7
on the part of7
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of the reign of7
of lykurgus and numa7
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soon as he saw7
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of the whole of7
the manner in which7
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from one of the7
it is clear that7
the people of megalopolis7
was in danger of7
to those who had7
eclipse of the sun7
in the third vase7
of the christian era7
he was engaged in7
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soon as they heard7
as they could not7
put to death without7
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when he was a7
the loss of their7
the first century b7
not so much as7
the son of jupiter7
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of the vestal virgins6
the name of his6
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of what they had6
an end to all6
that he was able6
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of the third century6
the soldiers of antonius6
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the good of the6
the last of the6
the most powerful man6
of his time in6
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the city was taken6
which is now called6
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as he wished to6
of the people and6
so much that they6
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up to the present6
as we have said6
many of his friends6
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the civil wars of6
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rest of the citizens6
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mother and his wife6
the news of his6
that they should be6
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of the power of6
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out that he was6
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of solon and poplicola6
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power in the state6
the temple of juno6
wise men of greece6
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of the infernal regions6
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he seems to have6
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the object to be6
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one of the two6
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one hundred and fifty6
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part of his army6
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