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1 2 |   country; to whom, certainly, contrary to the intention of nature,
2 9 |    those who attacked an enemy contrary to orders, and who, when
3 11|        Asia, had treated them, contrary to the practice of our ancestors,
4 12|      their descendants, on the contrary, the basest of mankind have
5 20|   among our oppressors, on the contrary, through age and wealth,
6 51|     light matter; many, on the contrary, have felt it more seriously
7 51| opinion, that he who shall act contrary to this, will act against
8 52|       had fought with an enemy contrary to orders. That noble youth
9 60|      general. ~ When Petreius, contrary to his expectation, found