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1     I,  45|       idleness, the once rich and vigorous soldier returned to his
2    II,  30|        display, but even from his vigorous age, his commanding person,
3    II,  76| compliment. It is not against the vigorous intellect of the Divine
4   III,  1 |      whether it would be the more vigorous policy to close with the
5   III,  58|      thoughtless impulse, however vigorous in their beginnings, become
6   III,  71|   assailants, who were now making vigorous progress. From them the
7    IV,  18|           who are free to act and vigorous, fall on a distracted and
8    IV,  19|         an answering but far less vigorous cheer, came from the legions