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1       1,  XIII |      one Publius Rubetius, a grave citizen of authority, went
2       1,  XVII |   that no incident (although grave and violent) can ever restore
3       1,  XXXI |  those activities, which are grave and very important. Now,
4       1,  XXXIV|     will always be ruined in grave incidents. And it is to
5       1,  LIV  |       When they saw a man of grave aspect and strong with merit~
6       2,  XXXI |    either with shame or very grave injury. And as the taking
7       3,  XXXI | defeat, although it was most grave for having been the third
8       3,  XXXII|     to make them commit some grave wickedness against those
9       3,  XXXV |    to make himself head of a grave and important decision in