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 1       1,  V     |     whence arose the power of Marius and the ruin of Rome.~And
 2       1,  XVII  | corruption which the party of Marius had spread among the people,
 3       1,  XXVIII|     the Kings up to Sulla and Marius) liberty was never taken
 4       1,  XXXVII|      Plebs came and turned to Marius with his reputations, so
 5       1,  XXXVII|  himself Head of the party of Marius, and Pompey of that of Sulla; [
 6       2,  VIII  |      armies, were defeated by Marius. The Romans, therefore,
 7       3,  VI    |       terrify an executor. To Marius (having been taken by the
 8       3,  VIII  |     been born in the times of Marius and Sulla, when the people
 9       3,  VIII  |      results and successes as Marius and Sulla, and the others
10       3,  VIII  |    the same way, if Sulla and Marius had lived in the times of
11       3,  XXIV  |     Because of this Sulla and Marius were able to find soldiers
12       3,  XXXVII|        or certainly do as did Marius (which is the better proceeding)
13       3,  XXXVII|  overcome one Roman army; and Marius judged it necessary, before
14       3,  XXXVII|     as it was wisely taken by Marius, so also should it be diligently