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 1 5 | unattainable. ~ Since the time of Sylla’s dictatorship, a strong
 2 11|          want. ~ But after Lucius Sylla, having recovered the government
 3 11|          by the circumstance that Sylla, in order to secure the
 4 16|          and that the veterans of Sylla, having spent their money
 5 17|     Cethegus, Publius and Servius Sylla, the sons of Servius Sylla,
 6 17|        Sylla, the sons of Servius Sylla, Lucius Vargunteius, Quintus
 7 18|     Publius Autronius and Publius Sylla, having been tried for bribery
 8 21|        obtained by the victory of Sylla. When he saw their spirits
 9 28|         for, under the tyranny of Sylla, they had lost their lands
10 28|          those parts, and some of Sylla’s colonists, whose dissipation
11 37|         thought of the success of Sylla, when they had seen some
12 37|        parents, by the victory of Sylla, had been proscribed, whose
13 47|        Publius Autronius, Servius Sylla, Lucius Vargunteius, and
14 47|          Cornelii, that Cinna and Sylla had ruled already; and that
15 51|          too, when the victorious Sylla ordered Damasippus, and
16 51|     cessation of slaughter, until Sylla had glutted all his partisans