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 1 1 |        have restored to us our dignity, our rank, our fortunes,
 2 2 |      the very highest rank and dignity and in this citadel of the
 3 5 |       body only was absent, my dignity had already returned to
 4 7 |        your authority, and the dignity of the Roman people, and
 5 8 |   establish your authority and dignity on a firm basis for the
 6 10| provinces, and sellers of your dignity. One of whom demanded back
 7 10|        of the republic and the dignity of the consulship was concerned,
 8 13|        a man of what exceeding dignity, full of wine, sleep, and
 9 16|        to abandon the consular dignity,—the existing condition
10 23|      by a proper display of my dignity.
11 25|  authority, and the preeminent dignity of the consul, had this
12 26|        of my restoration to my dignity. And on that day when you
13 27|       but even ornaments of my dignity, you yourselves added the
14 38|       the only man of consular dignity in the memory of man who