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 1 5      |        the singular and admirable virtue of Publius Lentulus the
 2 5      |        and excellent man, and the virtue and loyalty of the praetors,
 3 5      |    Pompeius, the greatest man for virtue, and glory, and achievements
 4 8      |         that he could give of his virtue, the best indication that
 5 13     |         Why has the extraordinary virtue of this ringletted dunce
 6 14     |          days discussing duty and virtue,—who exhort men to labour,
 7 [Title]|         spreading further by your virtue, being assisted as you have
 8 19     |      audacity must be put down by virtue, madness by courage, rashness
 9 20     |        line of conduct with equal virtue, courage, and loyalty, thought
10 37     |          a youthful son of proved virtue who strove for me; it was
11 38     | son-in-law, a man of the greatest virtue and piety, who disregarded
12 39     |        had lost, never to lose my virtue and loyal attachment to