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1        I, II |       Caesar at length, after severe fighting, took the town
2        I, V  |     and, after many great and severe battles, he thought fit
3        I, XIV|      length, began to inflict severe losses on their enemies,
4        I, XIV|        not long after, a more severe vengeance for their fearful
5       II, I  |  could not be crushed by such severe bodily pains. Other popes
6      III, V  |   wont to correct them with a severe rebuke. He never gave money
7      III, V  |   brother, that you were more severe to your unlearned hearers
8      III, XIX| adding, that though it was in severe winter weather and a hard
9        V, XII|       are able to endure such severe cold;" he answered simply,