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 1 2 |             and Athenians in Greece, began to subjugate cities and
 2 6 |             and people, accordingly, began to assail them in war, while
 3 7 |            this period every citizen began to seek distinction, and
 4 10|            to her sway, Fortune then began to exercise her tyranny,
 5 10|              and then that of power, began to prevail, and these became,
 6 11| licentiousness and intemperance, and began to admire statues, pictures,
 7 23|           means of being liberal, he began, on a sudden, to boast,
 8 38|           obtained that high office, began to stir up the populace
 9 45|    unsupported by the Allobroges, he began earnestly to beg Pomtinus,
10 47|       motives he had acted, at first began to prevaricate, and to pretend
11 47|            and charged Lentulus, who began to affect ignorance, not
12 48|            altered their sentiments, began to execrate the projects
13 51|            their state. These thirty began their administration by
14 51|              number of citizens, men began to involve the innocent