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1     I,  48|   blind. The nobility of his birth and the perils of the times
2     I,  71| Tigellinus, a man of obscure birth, steeped in infamy from
3    II,  3 |    goddess herself after her birth from the sea was wafted
4    II,  59|  Lugdunensis, a man of noble birth, whose munificence was equal
5    II,  76|     ours; yet in nobility of birth Nero surpassed Vitellius.
6    II,  86|      life and of illustrious birth. Though in early youth the
7   III,  39|     death. Besides his noble birth and refinement of character,
8   III,  45|    virtue of her illustrious birth; and she strengthened her
9    IV,  16| bravery and of distinguished birth. His father, after venturing