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 1     I,  5 |         do not buy them," noble words for the commonwealth, but
 2     I,  14|         Having first said a few words about his advanced years,
 3     I,  18|         not gone beyond certain words and cries, and that they
 4     I,  22|  received the prediction as the words of wisdom and the intimation
 5     I,  40|        of his bearers. His last words have been variously reported
 6     I,  53|    soldiers' ears open to their words, of the perils and insults
 7     I,  63|      his army. First came angry words, then a brawl between the
 8     I,  68|        refrain from threatening words and gestures, till at length
 9     I,  84|       own speech in a tumult of words.~ ~
10    II,  66|        gathered round him; from words they came to blows, and
11   III,  3 |    torrent of these and similar words, that he carried away even
12   III,  24|  Vitellianists with threatening words, if you cannot abide their
13   III,  25|     single soldier!" With these words he raised the body, opened
14   III,  32|        be warm enough. Thus the words of a slave brought on him
15   III,  39|          I will relate the very words) he boasted that he had
16   III,  49|        were his own; by all his words and acts he sought to pave
17   III,  50|     vigour, and apt to waste in words the opportunities of action.
18   III,  58|     venture on any thing beyond words. At the instance of his
19   III,  65|       the temple of Apollo. The words of their conversation had
20   III,  68| Vitellius stood and spoke a few words suitable to the sad conjuncture. "
21   III,  70|        Vitellius answered a few words in his own exculpation,
22   III,  74|       anything but anger in his words and looks, amidst the murmurs
23    IV,  4 |         have said the very same words in his place as a Senator.
24    IV,  32|   tribunes, they pronounced the words, which their looks and their
25    IV,  42|        devices for altering the words of the oath, among those
26    IV,  61|       crime, he could only find words enough to go through the
27    IV,  76|         people. Since, however, words have very great weight with
28    IV,  76|      have resolved to say a few words, which, as the war is at
29    IV,  76|     without using the very same words.~ ~
30    IV,  77|    submission and safety." With words to this effect he quieted
31     V,  19|       eyes of posterity." These words were hailed, according to
32     V,  28|     would deserve no pardon, my words no credit. All the relations