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 1     1| descended from an illustrious race - he despises alike, the
 2     1|  could prefer one of an alien race, to his own son, his own
 3     1| brother, has intermingled the race, by a most deplorable and
 4     1|   death of our emperor, whose race we are inclined to ignore
 5     2|     second time, create a new race, and the one, that is to
 6     2|     with mildness - The human race had never known what wars
 7     2|      age) supervened, but the race of mankind was considered
 8     2|   became restless (the fourth race) and ventured to hunt the
 9     2|      chief ruler of the human race; thou as a parent to thy
10     2|      glorious ornament of the race of Claudius, will yet live
11     2|       much, too, as the human race will always continue to
12     5|  sorrowing throat! ~ CHO. The race of mortals is governed by