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 1 33| necessity of considering how we may perish, so best to avenge
 2 35|        on my word of honor, you may receive as true. Provoked
 3 40|       you a method by which you may escape these pressing difficulties.”
 4 51|         the other conspirators, may not have greater weight
 5 51|       own dignity, and that you may not regard your indignation
 6 51|        as to the punishment, we may say, what is indeed the
 7 51|         greater? ~ “But who, it may be asked, will blame any
 8 51|        caprice governs nations, may blame it. Whatever shall
 9 51|          who, like the present, may have an army at his command,
10 51|  command, some false accusation may be credited as true; and
11 52|     upon them. Other crimes you may punish after they have been
12 52|       they remain at Rome, they may be rescued either by their
13 58|  remaining, however strongly we may desire to remain, in our