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 1 2 |       brother's son, of whose death he had been continually
 2 2 | absolutely no men tion of the death of his young kinsman; he
 3 28|      from my charge after the death of Pontianus his brother,
 4 50|   their bodies swooning as in death, their spirit fainting within
 5 67|      they said that after the death of her first husband she
 6 68|   were left by their father's death under the guardianship of
 7 78|  should threaten any man with death at your hand! What hand?
 8 91|       Pudens, while if at her death she should leave me one
 9 92|     one husband: if it was by death she lost her husband, the
10 98|   show for this boy since the death of his brother Pontianus,
11 99|      had fallen ill after the death of her son Pontianus, was