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 1 2 |               2 In early times, accordingly, kings (for that was the
 2 4 | political partisanship. I shall accordingly give a brief account with
 3 6 |   neighboring kings and people, accordingly, began to assail them in
 4 9 |                  9 Good morals, accordingly, were cultivated in the
 5 11|       and profane. Such troops, accordingly, when once they obtained
 6 12|        the influence of riches, accordingly, luxury, avarice, and pride
 7 17|                              17 Accordingly, about the beginning of
 8 24|                              24 Accordingly, when the comitia were held,
 9 27|                           27 He accordingly dispatched Caius Manlius
10 29|         the senate. The senate, accordingly, as is usual in any perilous
11 40|                           40 He accordingly commissioned one Publius
12 41|       at length prevailed. They accordingly disclosed the whole affair,
13 47|      private custody. Lentulus, accordingly, was given in charge to
14 48|        put to the vote. Cicero, accordingly, taking their opinions,
15 52|          and full of horror. He accordingly proposed that the property