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 1 Arg    |   Marcus Tullius Cicero has put Roman citizens to death unheard
 2 2      |     most deeply attached to the Roman people owing to the honours
 3 2      |  honours conferred on us by the Roman people, and your own frequent
 4 2      |      and great gratitude to the Roman people, and innumerable
 5 6      |         not by the votes of the Roman people, but by a river of
 6 7      |          and the dignity of the Roman people, and my safety. ~
 7 12     |        men of Rome, and all the Roman knights, had thrown themselves
 8 12     |          that he would make the Roman knights pay for the nones
 9 12     |        the city Lucius Lamia, a Roman knight, a man of the highest
10 [Title]|         he deceived you and the Roman people, not by his wisdom
11 16     |       it was not allowed to the Roman senate or people to come
12 18     |       being entirely empty, the Roman people being utterly ignorant
13 29     |       but also before the whole Roman people, that the safety
14 29     |       who not only exhorted the Roman people to espouse my cause,
15 31     | addressed his entreaties to the Roman people, and had declared
16 [Title]|     said that he would make the Roman knights pay for the scenes
17 33     |     leaders as before; that the Roman knights were under the same
18 37     |    relations that entreated the Roman people in my behalf; it
19 37     |      their supplications to the Roman people; but one single brother,
20 38     |      cases,—no summoning of the Roman people to come to the defence
21 39     |      has summoned me,—since the Roman people his recalled me,—