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 1   Arg|      down the riots amongst the populace amidst great slaughter,
 2     1|           NUR. The power of the populace is great. ~ OCT. That, however,
 3     2|          The indignation of the populace will scarcely tolerate being
 4     3|     feigning sadness, prays the populace, who are espousing her cause,
 5     3|    ancient courage of the Roman populace, which often caused the
 6     3|         Jugurtha, Herodes) that populace which gave law and institutes
 7     3|        worthy recipients - that populace decided, when there was
 8     4| describes the excitement of the populace, on account of the divorce
 9     4|   palace, which the fury of the populace is now menacing. - Behold,
10     4|      agitating the minds of the populace? ~ MES. This multitude of
11     4|         infuriated hands of the populace, and lies there broken up,
12     5|        tumultuous rising of the populace, orders the most severe
13     5|         the slaughter of such a populace? Oh thou Rome! that has
14     5|       this impious crime of the populace deserves more than that!
15     5|     report that the fury of the populace has at last been brought
16     5|          NERO. This fury of the populace amply proves it to me. ~