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 1     I,  5 |   commonwealth, but fraught with peril for himself. His other acts
 2     I,  58|       from like circumstances of peril, lest that high-spirited
 3     I,  67|       and timid in the moment of peril, the Helvetii, though at
 4     I,  83|      courageous in the moment of peril, which is the most orderly
 5     I,  83|          most orderly before the peril comes. Keep you your arms
 6     I,  87|        free from apprehension or peril. The leading men of the
 7    II,  33|        the Emperor in the way of peril, and these same men who
 8    II,  52|           encountered the utmost peril. News of the defeat was
 9    II,  54|          order of Vitellius. The peril of the Senators was increased
10    II,  60|        of Otho, was never in any peril, for his brotherly affection
11    II,  77|        on me; the danger and the peril we shall share alike; nay,
12    II,  86|        so much in the rewards of peril as in peril itself, to assured
13    II,  86|       the rewards of peril as in peril itself, to assured and long
14    II,  93|     rescued Caecina himself from peril. Doubtless his arrival had
15   III,  40|        thing in circumstances of peril, attempted a middle course,
16   III,  45|     Cartismandua into the utmost peril. She asked for some Roman
17   III,  45|        rescue the Queen from her peril. Venutius retained the kingdom,
18   III,  53|          who have not shared the peril obtain its rewards." The
19   III,  73|          courage in the midst of peril. Opposed to them were soldiers
20   III,  80|          were exposed to extreme peril, for the troops disdained
21    IV,  14|         by Galba, again stood in peril of his life in the time
22    IV,  36|     There could be no doubt what peril a convoy, heavily laden
23    IV,  41|          Publius himself, in his peril, had neither spirit nor
24    IV,  43| prosecution, not to ward off any peril from himself, but in the
25    IV,  43|         others than to come into peril themselves. As for you,
26    IV,  72|        must be carried on at the peril of the braver spirits, and
27    IV,  73|          to the magnitude of the peril they had incurred. Even
28    IV,  75|         Nor was it so much their peril or their alarm that confounded
29    IV,  77|          Yours will be the worst peril, for you have gold and wealth,
30    IV,  79|          not to prefer repose to peril, when the profit is the
31     V,  23|        after this he escaped the peril of actual capture, but not