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 1 Arg  |         accompanied him about the city to protect him from the
 2 Arg  |         had only retired from the city of his own accord for the
 3 Arg  |         and on his arrival in the city he was received with universal
 4 Arg  | acclamations. ~ He arrived in the city on the fourth of September,
 5 4    |        then I might return to the city. By which action he confessed
 6 6    |        the senate-house mute, the city dumb and dispirited.
 7 7    |          men rushing all over the city with sword and firebrand;
 8 11(2)|          the sixth century of the city, and gave all magistrates
 9 12   |        actually banished from the city Lucius Lamia, a Roman knight,
10 12   |          grief of a most grateful city, and did what no tyrant
11 13(3)|          outside the walls of the city, and the assembly was held
12 13(3)|           could not come into the city. ~~
13 15   |        despised this most prudent city to such a degree that he
14 17   |           were consul at Capua, a city where there was once the
15 17   |    lamentations and groans of the city to die away.
16 19   |          body from alarm, and the city from slavery.
17 23   |          been forced to leave the city; to console those who promoted
18 33(7)|          of the very dregs of the city, and of the slaves; and
19 34   |           not be absent from this city any longer than the constitution
20 38   |          was ever driven from the city in times of civil discord