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1     I,  16|     nothing that need bias the judgment, and if you wish to make
2     I,  16|     war, and by the deliberate judgment of others, shall incur unpopularity,
3     I,  82|     action, unless directed by judgment, are followed by disastrous
4     I,  86|       of Celsus, on the mature judgment of Gallus, in fact, on each
5   III,  56|       to the last, against the judgment of the most experienced
6    IV,  7 |  Marcellus be so afraid of the judgment of the magistrates? He has
7    IV,  7 | characters; the voting and the judgment of the Senate were devised
8    IV,  8 |        than it was through the judgment of the Senate that Thrasea