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1     I,  57|   had destroyed Capito. The memory of Capito was held in high
2     I,  70| grace of reconciliation the memory of past hostility, at once
3     I,  77|  thought of celebrating the memory of Nero in the hope of winning
4    IV,  10|   protected. For indeed the memory of Soranus was held in reverence;
5    IV,  41|  should also be paid to the memory of Piso. The Senate passed