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1 6 |         shrunk from sharing their dangers. But the Romans, active
2 10|         had easily endured toils, dangers, and doubtful and difficult
3 20|           have left only insults, dangers, prosecutions, and poverty.
4 20|            let your poverty, your dangers, and the glorious spoils
5 52| contemplate our circumstances and dangers, and when I revolve in my
6 52|           country in the greatest dangers. But the protection of the
7 52| consequences. But we are beset by dangers on all sides; Catiline,