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Alphabetical [« »] provinces 9 provision 2 provisos 1 public 14 publication 2 publicly 1 publish 2	Frequency [« »] 14 name 14 people 14 persons 14 public 14 received 14 roman 14 said	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances public

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 1 VII   |     which he projected. Here public halls, there a circus, here
 2 XIV   |    laid on the Christians as public enemies; and the very appellation
 3 XVII  |     of March, he appeared in public, but so wan, his illness
 4 XVIII |    men fit for the charge of public affairs!"--"I have tried
 5 XIX   |    Constantine stood near in public view, and men began to question
 6 XXII  |   hostile to government, and public enemies. Law was dissolved,
 7 XXIII |      that which gave rise to public and universal calamity,
 8 XXIV  |     horses maintained at the public expense, and escaped. Next
 9 XXVIII|      calamitous situation of public affairs. After having spoken
10 XXIX  |  imperial purple, seized the public treasures, after his wont
11 XXXIV |    with the ancient laws and public discipline of the Romans. "
12 XXXIV | welfare, and for that of the public, and for their own; that
13 XLIII |      were placed together in public view. Maxentius willingly
14 XLVIII|      purpose in securing the public tranquillity promoted. So