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1 III   |       To be murdered in his own palace was not vengeance ample
2 X     |      all who resided within the palace, to sacrifice, and, in case
3 XII   |          was within view of the palace; and Diocletian and Galerius
4 XIV   |   private emissaries to set the palace on fire; and some part of
5 XIV   |        burnt alive in their own palace. Diocletian, shrewd and
6 XIV   | superintendency in the imperial palace, obtained special commissions
7 XVII  |          there was heard in the palace sorrow, and weeping, and
8 XXXIII|         to pervade not only the palace, but even the whole city;
9 XXXVII|    sacrificing every day in the palace. It was also an invention