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Alphabetical [« »] once 11 one 41 only 19 open 8 opened 2 operate 1 operations 3	Frequency [« »] 8 military 8 mind 8 multitude 8 open 8 peace 8 person 8 rage	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances open

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1 XII   |        gates having been forced open, they searched everywhere
2 XXIV  |        because he durst not use open violence, lest he should
3 XXVI  |         for he was compelled to open his veins, and in that gentle
4 XXX   |       of the emperor to be left open, and to be slightly guarded.
5 XXXV  | prison-gates having been thrown open, you, my best beloved Donatus,
6 XXXVI |         emperors, and almost an open war. They stood on the opposite
7 XLVI  |      and advanced. A barren and open plain, called Campus Serenus,
8 XLVIII|         the same tithe that the open and free exercise of their