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1     I,  3 |   was not so barren in noble qualities, as not also to exhibit
2     I,  10|    courtesy, of good and bad qualities. His self-indulgence was
3     I,  10|   served, he had shown great qualities. In his public capacity
4    II,  5 |      combination of princely qualities, if, with their respective
5    II,  91|    it been prompted by noble qualities, it was looked upon as undignified
6   III,  6 |   calumniated Corbulo's high qualities. The favour thus infamously
7   III,  20| prudence and by counsel, the qualities which belong peculiarly
8   III,  86|    frankness and generosity, qualities indeed which turn to a man'