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 1 3      |     least timid defender of my safety that that fatal year could
 2 3      |      never ceased to demand my safety from those consuls who had
 3 4      |   proposed a law concerning my safety, and constantly brought
 4 4      |       hesitated to consider my safety as united with the general
 5 5      |       he could again come with safety into the senate,—then your
 6 5      |   unanimity with respect to my safety was so great that my body
 7 6      |    enemies. I abandoned my own safety, in order to save the republic
 8 7      |       the Roman people, and my safety. ~
 9 8      |       an opinion concerning my safety worthy both of himself and
10 12     |      very eager advocate of my safety, because of his intimacy
11 20     |      to shun, in defence of my safety, of your authority, and
12 21     |      special law respecting my safety.
13 22     |  prompted him to labour for my safety, violence checked him, your
14 [Title]|   proposed a law respecting my safety, in concert with all his
15 [Title]|        by his vote how dear my safety was to him.
16 24     |       movers and authors of my safety, still I should think the
17 24     |      hope, from destruction to safety. His affection for me, his
18 24     |     all Italy, who desired the safety of the republic, should
19 25     |  defend me, did not desire the safety of the republic? Therefore
20 26     |      not only a defender of my safety, having been previously
21 27     |      being not only aids to my safety, but even ornaments of my
22 27     |       of the republic, and the safety of good men, and the unanimous
23 28     |      of giving his vote for my safety? When did you ever see such
24 29     |   whole Roman people, that the safety of the republic had been
25 29     |      carry a law respecting my safety; who in a colony lately
26 29     | protection of all Italy for my safety; who, when he himself had
27 30     |       unwearied advocacy of my safety. ~ Why need I speak of Publius
28 31     |         who for the sake of my safety, had visited all the municipal
29 34     |  consul maintained the general safety of the state without having
30 38     |        the sake of ensuring my safety. The senate never decreed