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1       1,  XV    |      followed, terrified by the ferocity of the spectacle, all swore.
2       1,  XIX   | religious, the third similar in ferocity to Romulus, and a greater
3       1,  XIX   | succeeded by Tullus, who by his ferocity reassumed the reputation
4       2,  II    |     sacrifice full of blood and ferocity, the killing of many animals,
5       3,  XXXVI |        they might maintain that ferocity until the end. And in wanting
6       3,  XXXVII|    because of their numbers and ferocity and because of having already
7       3,  XLIII |        of avarice, haughtiness, ferocity, and infidelity, because