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1       1,  XL   | Consuls, as also because they hoped to remain without Tribunes,
2       1,  LI   |      benefit which they never hoped to have, and which they
3       1,  LV   |      is to be feared or to be hoped for in corrupt Cities, none
4       1,  LV   |     much good there was to be hoped for from them. And, truly,
5       1,  LV   |       exist, no good is to be hoped for, as can be hoped for
6       1,  LV   |       be hoped for, as can be hoped for in those provinces which,
7       2,  XV   |  might be, some good could be hoped for. Nor could T. Livius
8       3,  XXXVI|    first onset, in which they hoped, and not being sustained
9       3,  XLIII|    money and the aid they had hoped to obtain from them. So