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 1     Gre        |        blinded by ambition and avarice laud him for all his virtuous
 2       1,  II   |       equality, they turned to avarice, ambition, violation of
 3       1,  XXIX | ingratitude arises either from avarice or from suspicion: For when
 4       1,  XXIX |        a reward they, moved by avarice, either dishonor or offend
 5       1,  XXIX |       offend one, moved not by avarice, but by suspicion, then
 6       1,  XXIX |      of ingratitude for either avarice or suspicion, it will be
 7       1,  XXIX |       People never use it from avarice, and from suspicion much
 8       1,  XL   |      of the great ambition and avarice that exists in them, the
 9       2,  IV   |     was by him reprimanded for avarice and infidelity, saying that
10       3,  VI   |        vent to his cruelty and avarice against the blood and possessions
11       3,  XLIII|      and German people full of avarice, haughtiness, ferocity,
12       3,  XLIII|        the bad faith and great avarice of his. But let us come
13       3,  XLIII|    people were, because of the avarice and bad faith of the Gauls,