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 1     I,  4 |       high in hope. The degraded populace, frequenters of the arena
 2     I,  31|                        The whole populace and the slaves with them
 3     I,  40|       was deserted by the flying populace. Weapons were pointed against
 4     I,  75|          an entertainment to the populace by way of rejoicings for
 5     I,  77|          the hope of winning the populace, and persons were found
 6     I,  81|         seen in the streets, the populace were dejected, the soldiers
 7     I,  85|        caused a famine among the populace. The poorer class of houses
 8    II,  16|           and, with the ignorant populace, which ever blindly shares
 9    II,  21| incessant volleys in return. The populace of the town, always inclined
10    II,  38|       from the very dregs of the populace, and L. Sulla, the most
11    II,  72|     followers; and the credulous populace and some of the soldiers,
12    II,  88|     gladiators' rations, and the populace had poured forth, and spread
13    II,  92|      approved itself even to the populace, Vitellius gave back to
14   III,  69|         of the enthusiasm of the populace and of the threatening attitude
15   III,  79| consternation, and also that the populace and the slaves were arming
16   III,  83|                              The populace stood by and watched the
17    IV,  1 | slaughter. The most needy of the populace and the most worthless of
18    IV,  50|       himself to the zeal of the populace. On questioning the centurion,
19     V,  9 |           Expelled by the fickle populace, and regaining their throne