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 1     1| affection snatched away from the sword of the enemy and to whom
 2     1|       clinging to me, passes his sword through my side! Then the
 3     1|     surmounted, he slew with his sword, and which proved to her
 4     1|      parent fell a victim to the sword, and her death has overwhelmed
 5     1|         art doomed to die by the sword of thy son, to which crime,
 6     1|        fellow lays open with his sword the breast of Agrippina,
 7     1|         must be pierced with thy sword, the place which gave birth
 8     2|    themselves, came the dreadful sword (iron) and gold (that incentive
 9     2|      hatred to them. ~ NERO. The sword is the protection of an
10     2|      subjects. ~ NERO. The drawn sword, the employment of which
11     2|           must be removed by the sword - that odious wife of mine
12     2| conqueror sheathed his truculent sword, absolutely rendered blunt
13     2|         am prompt with the stern sword, and employ it against everything
14     3|           and being slain by the sword, I yielded up my burdened
15     3|         the fiery torch, and the sword of vengeance! ~
16     4|    chamber, and buries his cruel sword deep down in his throat! (
17     4|       Emperor husband thrust his sword into the throat of the spectre
18     5|       have already fallen by the sword. ~ NERO. What! that rascally
19     5|         she met her death by the sword, although for no crime,
20     5|        with Silius), fell by the sword of a savage soldier! What
21     5|        to be hacked about by the sword, for a considerable time,