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 1       1,  XI     |     Numa. Who, finding a very ferocious people and wanting to reduce
 2       1,  XVI    |     which (although by nature ferocious and wild) has always been
 3       1,  XIX    |    having the first King most ferocious and warlike, the next quiet
 4       1,  XLVI   |      their young men were too ferocious, none the less took care
 5       1,  LVII   |       these words, From being ferocious when together, fear made
 6       2,  II     |       good in them, were more ferocious in their actions. Which
 7       2,  II     |      than magnificent, but no ferocious or energetic actions. Theirs
 8       3,  XIII   |       better ordered and more ferocious after the death of their
 9       3,  XX     |      the minds of men, than a ferocious and violent act; and that
10       3,  XXXVI  |       theirs which makes them ferocious in the beginning, cannot
11       3,  XXXVII | against the Cimbrians, a most ferocious people who came to plunder
12       3,  XXXVIII|       a magnificent exhorter, ferocious only in words, or expert