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 1    I, 9   |   Christians, then, when the Roman state furnished so many
 2    I, 10  |  Varro, that Diogenes of the Roman cut, introduces to our view
 3    I, 16  |       THE STORY OF THE NOBLE ROMAN YOUTH AND HIS PARENTS.~I
 4    I, 17  | Germanicus. On this head the Roman people must see to it who
 5    I, 17  |   they do not compromise the Roman name. But I will grapple
 6   II, 9   |     DISTRIBUTION CRITICISED. ROMAN HEROES(AENEAS INCLUDED,)
 7   II, 10  |   DISGRACEFUL FEATURE OF THE ROMAN MYTHOLOGY. IT HONOURS SUCH
 8   II, 10  | death, she bequeathed to the Roman people the rather large
 9   II, 15  |   enumerated are reckoned as Roman peculiarly, and as not easily
10   II, conc|      large assumption of the Roman superstitions which we have
11   II, conc|    empire to its height! The Roman people has been by its gods
12   II, conc|   Crete to be subdued by the Roman fasces, forgetting that
13  app, frag|  blindness has fallen on the Roman race, that they call their