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 1     I,  5 |   soldiers the consciousness of guilt. There were even men who
 2     I,  29|      will have if you shun such guilt. We shall give you a donative
 3     I,  47|      having participated in her guilt, and by order of Caius was
 4     I,  55|     timid, he was reserved from guilt only by his sloth. Four
 5     I,  71|      caring not to be free from guilt, but only to ensure their
 6    II,  23|          Frenzied with fear and guilt, they sought to plunge everything
 7    II,  31|  reckoned against the other the guilt of having begun the war.
 8   III,  10|       not from any proof of his guilt, but because he had been
 9   III,  10|        argue a consciousness of guilt. Aponius was clamoured down
10   III,  25|         from a parricide. "This guilt," he said, "is shared by
11   III,  39|          He gave a proof of his guilt by his marked joy when he
12   III,  75|  Capitol, had confessed his own guilt, and by this confession,
13    IV,  3 |         as it were, purged from guilt, seemed to have reached
14    IV,  7 |         by the consciousness of guilt. The chances of the ballot
15    IV,  22|      the merited penalty of his guilt." When this reply was delivered
16    IV,  42|       felt the consciousness of guilt. The Senate appreciated
17    IV,  42| Africanus dared not confess his guilt, and could not deny it;
18    IV,  42|    associating another with his guilt.~ ~
19    IV,  57|         by the consciousness of guilt and the hope of escape,
20    IV,  65|        feeble in intellect. The guilt of the troops seemed to
21    IV,  65|       future expiation of their guilt. The legions did not change
22    IV,  75|         by the consciousness of guilt, their eyes fixed on the
23     V,  26|      would be the wrong and the guilt, with the Romans the vengeance