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 1   I,  13| falsehoods? It is almost three hundred years -something less or
 2   I,  41|       pieces by the hands of a hundred senators, do you not call
 3   I,  46|  intervention at once healed a hundred or more afflicted with various
 4  II,  49|    three, four, ten, twenty, a hundred, yet are they at least limited
 5  II,  71|     you began to worship. Four hundred years ago, my opponent says,
 6  II,  71|     Picus to have each lived a hundred and twenty years, for beyond
 7  II,  71|         There are, then, three hundred and sixty years garter these?
 8  II,  71|      kings reign in Alba? Four hundred and twenty almost. Of what
 9  II,  71|     the annals? It reckons ten hundred and fifty years, or not
10 III,   5|    perhaps be that there are a hundred thousand; there may be even
11 VII,  12|       the former should slay a hundred oxen, and as many ewes with
12 VII,  26|      sacrifice during the four hundred years in which Alba flourished;