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 1 Arg|       His bravery, defeat, and death, LX., LXI. ~~
 2 2  |      these I hold the life and death in equal estimations, for
 3 15 | nuptials by putting his son to death. And this crime appears
 4 22 |  conspirators who had suffered death. The evidence which I have
 5 39 |    father ordered to be put to death. In Rome, at the same time
 6 40 |     them relief, and looked to death as the only remedy for their
 7 49 |        having illegally put to death a Transpadane Gaul; Catulus,
 8 51 |       in trouble and distress, death is a relief from suffering,
 9 51 |        before they were put to death, they should be punished
10 51 |      is a severer penalty than death? Yet what can be too severe,
11 51 |       a milder punishment than death, how is it consistent to
12 51 |   administration by putting to death, even without a trial, all
13 51 |    their country, to be put to death, who did not commend the
14 51 |         Thus they, to whom the death of Damasippus had been a
15 51 |     were soon after dragged to death themselves; nor was there
16 52 |        the subject of life and death; considering as false, I
17 52 |       his own son to be put to death, because he had fought with
18 57 |    have named, had been put to death, most of those whom the