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 1 1 |     inadequate manner for your kindness to me, and to my brother,
 2 1 |        honour to the universal kindness of you all towards us, but
 3 1 |       all the separate acts of kindness which we have received from
 4 2 |        immortal gods, by whose kindness we have preserved all those
 5 2 | recovered all together by your kindness. ~
 6 3 |     perish? The memory of your kindness, who, at the very time that
 7 9 |      immortal gods! what great kindness do you appear to have shown
 8 21|       21 Now you have seen the kindness and zeal of the others;
 9 26|    been previously to this one kindness of his always my enemy,
10 28|     and admirable, and godlike kindness of Publius Lentulus, we
11 30|     services can I requite the kindness of Titus Annius to me? all
12 30|   devoted to celebrating their kindness towards me, and showing