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1     I,  45|       and cruel usage till he bought his furlough. His means
2     I,  65|       that Valens himself was bought with a vast sum. Poor for
3     I,  65|    was not forthcoming he was bought off by sacrifices to his
4    II,  60| consulship that had not to be bought with crime or with money.
5   III,  55|    bounties. The most foolish bought these favours with money;