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 1 Arg|    XXXVIII.—The effect which a victory of Catiline would have produced,
 2 11 |        of debauched habits use victory with moderation. ~
 3 16 |        their spoils and former victory, were longing for a civil
 4 21 |       they had obtained by the victory of Sylla. When he saw their
 5 37 |  himself, similar results from victory, if they should once take
 6 37 |    those whose parents, by the victory of Sylla, had been proscribed,
 7 41 | advantages to be expected from victory; on the other, superior
 8 58 |      to us. But if we lose the victory through want of courage,
 9 58 |     exploits, a strong hope of victory animates me. Your spirit,
10 58 |  enemies a bloody and mournful victory.” ~
11 61 |   obtain a joyful or bloodless victory; for all their bravest men