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 1 Arg|  on the consuls, XXIX.—His proceedings are opposed by various precautions,
 2 26 |  information of Catiline’s proceedings. He had also persuaded his
 3 29 |              29 When these proceedings were reported to Cicero,
 4 31 |                 31 By such proceedings as these the citizens were
 5 32 | During the course of these proceedings at Rome, Caius Manlius dispatched
 6 38 | the nobility opposed their proceedings to the utmost; under pretence,
 7 39 |  at an early period of his proceedings. Among these was Aulus Fulvius,
 8 43 |     should complain of the proceedings of Cicero, and lay the odium
 9 51 |  the whole world knows the proceedings. Thus in the highest position
10 56 |            56 During these proceedings at Rome, Catiline, out of