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1     I,  68|        to pity as they had been extravagant in fury. Bursting into tears
2     I,  75|     reign, and the people, with extravagant zeal, hastened to make the
3     I,  89|         the people were at once extravagant and false. As if they were
4    II,  59|        imperial rank. It was an extravagant distinction for a day of
5   III,  58|        in his promises and even extravagant, as men in their alarm naturally
6    IV,  50| Valerius Festus, a young man of extravagant habits and immoderate ambition,
7    IV,  65|        everywhere to enjoy with extravagant delight the strange spectacle.