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 1   II, conc|     severally advanced this empire to its height! The Roman
 2   II, conc|     the power of conferring empire. For when Jupiter reigned
 3   II, conc|    Admetus aggrandizes with empire the citizens of Rome, although
 4   II, conc|  with the power of wielding empire might always have been able
 5   II, conc|     strong enough to confer empire on the Romans, why did not
 6   II, conc|  has been devised since the empire has attained its glory by
 7   II, conc| seem to have acquired their empire by an excessive religiousness
 8   II, conc|     for the gods, when that empire was rather increased after
 9   II, conc|  mistaken, every kingdom or empire is acquired and enlarged
10   II, conc|  All nations have possessed empire, each in its proper time,
11   II, conc|    Persians, the Egyptians; empire is even now also in the