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1 Arg| proofs of the conspirators’ guilt, XLIV.—The Allobroges and
2 4  |  unusual nature both of its guilt and of its perils. But before
3 5  |     by his consciousness of guilt; both which evils he had
4 22 |     bind his accomplices in guilt by an oath, handed round
5 22 |     imputing an enormity of guilt to the conspirators who
6 35 |      though conscious of no guilt, to offer you some explanation,
7 51 |     by yourselves, that the guilt of Lentulus, and the other
8 51 |   malefactors, forget their guilt, and talk only of their
9 52 |    who have confessed their guilt, as on men convicted of