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1 7 | whether to kiss a friend, to conduct a conversation, to speak
2 12|      bar upon all indecorous conduct. For the only claim that
3 28|     that he has shown in the conduct of this accusation. ~If
4 66| forensic career, that by the conduct of some `cause célèbre'
5 79|    she had, in defending her conduct to her son, preferred to
6 90|      of you is implied by my conduct. If you can discover one
7 91|    my actio n at the time my conduct was precisely the opposite
8 94|      Rufinus and extolled mg conduct. ~Pontianus together with
9 98|     such an extent that your conduct makes the more suspicious