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 1       1,  I    |       seen that they would have merited more praise than Alexander
 2       1,  II   |     other1~Among those who have merited more praise for having similar
 3       1,  VIII |   Campidoglio [Capitol], he had merited as much as Camillus, and
 4       1,  IX   |     forego it. And that Romulus merited to be excused for the death
 5       1,  X    |      more praise those Emperors merited who, after Rome became an
 6       1,  XXIX |    excuse that I said above was merited by those People and those
 7       1,  XXXI |        not because their errors merited greater punishment, but
 8       1,  XLVII|       to the Roman Pleb that it merited the Consulship because they
 9       1,  XLVII| together it seemed to them they merited. So that ashamed of them [
10       1,  XLVII|       had recourse to those who merited it. Of which decision Titus
11       1,  LVIII|        enable him to escape the merited penalty. In addition to
12       3,  II   |        of his, as Junius Brutus merited to be esteemed for his simulation
13       3,  VI   |         which their ingratitude merited. Although one of these was
14       3,  XVI  |         taken away from one who merited it, and given to one who
15       3,  XXXII|       which seems to them to be merited because of the error they
16       3,  XXXIV|        of the people to one who merited it more than he. The people,
17       3,  XLIX |      death part by lot when all merited it, those who are to be
18       3,  XLIX |       according as their crimes merited.~And although these maladies
19       3,  XLIX |     Society [Republic], that he merited being called Maximus.~