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1       1,  III |    soon as the Tarquins were dead, and that fear left the
2       1,  III |      Thus the Tarquins being dead through fear of whom the
3       1,  XIII|   that oath was given to the dead Consul and not to him. None
4       1,  XVII|     as soon as such a one is dead, they will return to their
5       1,  XXII|  married to one of the three dead Curatii, and who was weeping
6       1,  LIII|    Hannibal, either taken or dead. The demands of this man
7       3,  VI  | execution, because he who is dead cannot think of vengeance,
8       3,  VI  |   leave such thoughts to the dead: but he who is threatened,
9       3,  VI  |      who in time avenged the dead man. And truly in these