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tiger 1
till 2
timbers 1
time 32
times 4
tired 3
tiridates 1
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34 oh
34 out
32 those
32 time
32 wife
31 crime
31 no
Auctor incertus (Lucius Annaeus Seneca?)
Octavia

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1 1 | ever since that sorrowful time - I have had to submit to 2 1(1)| with Silius, which, this time, however, cost her her life. ~~ 3 1 | revenge, at some future time, by that terrible crime 4 1 | of thy husband for a long time - it is an old love affair - 5 1 | shapes, and when, at one time, he assumed the plumage 6 1 | better of Leda), at another time, he donned the horns of 7 1 | Augustus. (The emperors at that time assumed the title of “Augustus.”) 8 1 | Tyrant Nero! Once upon a time, there did exist the Roman 9 1 | of the old man! Our own time, even, has witnessed an 10 2 | that it may for the second time, create a new race, and 11 2 | shown amongst us for a long time now - we are oppressed by 12 2 | control one’s anger (to give time for it to cool down), to 13 2 | notion! But at the same time, it is competent for me, 14 2 | notion in vain, for a long time too! and altogether it is 15 2 | its influence in a short time! ~ NERO. I am of opinion 16 2 | Do cease, for the last time, urging thy objections - 17 2 | myself am only biding my time for the acquiescence of 18 3 | cruel crime of a son, but no time was afforded me, even for 19 3 | given up, and I ask no long time either for it to be brought. 20 3 | thee - it is not the first time my breast has felt wounds 21 3 | mercifully with thee? For a long time hast thou been reserved 22 3 | triumphant Poppaea, by this time, is the tenant in possession, 23 4 | molest me, and at the same time, might I ask what it was, 24 4 | feathers of a swan - at another time, transforming himself into 25 4 | kicking them about for some time in an angry fashion, they 26 5 | outrages at some future time! No! they shall be made 27 5 | only some few, who, for a time, resisted to the last, urged 28 5 | punishment which no length of time will ever serve to efface 29 5 | and which, at the same time, would diminish our fears. ~ 30 5 | thus tormented for a long time, the once felicitously married 31 5 | her mother; after a long time, however, she met her death 32 5 | sword, for a considerable time, and eventually succumbed,


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