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 1    I, 7   |       is that this happened at Rome," or, "The rumour goes that
 2    I, 7   |         and, "This happened at Rome." Nobody mentions a rumour
 3    I, 8   |        it was from Greece that Rome borrowed even her gods),
 4    I, 16  |   arrived at full age, back to Rome, and exposed for sale. His
 5    I, 16  |        that he was a native of Rome of a noble family; perhaps
 6   II, 9   |               IX. THE POWER OF ROME. ROMANIZED ASPECT OF ALL
 7   II, 16  |        fig of Africa nobody at Rome had heard of when Cato introduced
 8   II, conc|    with empire the citizens of Rome, although he destroyed his
 9   II, conc|    cities preserve the city of Rome, since (forsooth) the religiousness
10   II, conc| forsooth) the religiousness of Rome has merited the protection!