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 1 8 |    conjecturing him to be the general, advanced some way before
 2 8 |     be thou witness that I, a general, have slain a general: I,
 3 8 |       a general, have slain a general: I, a consul, have slain
 4 9 |      spectacle of all was the general himself, carrying the arms
 5 9 |       of Jupiter and of their general. Then entering the temple
 6 9 |      in Latin feri. Spoils in general they call Spolia, and these
 7 9 |       third, one hundred. The general account, however, prevails,
 8 9 |      only are Opima which the general first takes in set battle,
 9 11|  knowing himself able, by the general kindliness of his disposition,
10 16| appreciation of the people in general. Eudoxus and Archytas had
11 21|    popular with the people in general, because he had adorned
12 26|       was not one to whom the general's oration was not more painful