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 1 1 |         strength of body, or by force of intellect. For, in affairs
 2 11|     recovered the government by force of arms, proceeded, after
 3 13|      spread abroad with no less force. Men forgot their sex; women
 4 18| sufficient numbers, the want of force frustrated the design. ~
 5 28|      agreed to go with an armed force, on that very night, and
 6 30|     Caius Manlius, with a large force, had taken the field by
 7 30|        was given them to levy a force proportioned to the exigency
 8 36|         as to the rest of their force, before which they might
 9 43|       what they thought a large force, had arranged, that as soon
10 43|      and Gabinius, with a large force, were to set on fire twelve
11 45|     military men, they placed a force, as had been directed, without
12 50|         into an armed body, and force a way into his place of
13 52| republic to greatness merely by force of arms. If such had been
14 56|     Catiline, out of the entire force which he himself had brought
15 57|  Quintus Metellus Celer, with a force of three legions, had, at
16 59|       stationed the rest of his force, in close order, in the
17 59|     behind them the rest of his force in lines. Then, riding round