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1 2| forthwith repair to the camp. ~ SEN. It is wiser for thee to
2 2| free from apprehension. ~ SEN. Clemency is the most powerful
3 2| Emperor could wish for. ~ SEN. To look to the welfare
4 2| precepts for youngsters. ~ SEN. The ardor of the adult
5 2| all that is necessary. ~ SEN. So long as the Gods above,
6 2| about to do anything! ~ SEN. Fear all the more, as to
7 2| things I may wish to do. ~ SEN. Be careful, as to the confidence,
8 2| permit himself to do. ~ SEN. It is a praiseworthy thing
9 2| they can take advantage. ~ SEN. They will seek to punish,
10 2| protection of an Emperor. ~ SEN. But it is a safer kind
11 2| they should fear a Cesar. ~ SEN. But it is better that a
12 2| that they should fear. ~ SEN. Whatever is extorted from
13 2| must obey my commands. ~ SEN. That is all the greater
14 2| what is not to be done). ~ SEN. But which, it is to be
15 2| despise, will do all that. ~ SEN. I pray thee, may such wickedness
16 2| prestige from it) must fall! ~ SEN. Oh! it is an admirable
17 2| offspring equally worthy! ~ SEN. That glorious ornament
18 2| harmonized with my own. ~ SEN. During the tender years
19 2| fierce in battle (Minerva). ~ SEN. Probity, faithfulness in
20 2| born expressly for me. ~ SEN. Let all thoughts of love
21 2| the very Gods above? ~ SEN. It is a mistake, we mortals
22 2| with his seductive fires! ~ SEN. The indignation of the
23 2| allowed to every one. ~ SEN. The people exact higher
24 2| weight and authority. ~ SEN. Rather comply placidly
25 2| dictate terms to an emperor. ~ SEN. That man only has a right
26 2| solicitations fail to obtain? ~ SEN. It is hard to have to deny
27 2| to coerce an emperor. ~ SEN. But that emperor should
28 2| the emperor was beaten). ~ SEN. Such a report as that,
29 2| strike the minds of many. ~ SEN. As a rule, the public approach
30 2| censure the less, however. ~ SEN. But that could easily be
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