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 1     I,  38|       once begun is not easily checked. His plan too was disconcerted
 2     I,  44|       of individuals, while he checked the greed and ferocity of
 3     I,  81|      the soldiers was not even checked by the doors of the palace.
 4     I,  85|    down the wooden bridge, was checked by the heap of ruins across
 5    II,  14|        not the shades of night checked the advance of the victorious
 6    II,  23| impetuosity of the victors was checked; for it was feared that
 7    II,  48|        speech collected, as he checked the unseasonable tears of
 8    II,  57|     Asiaticus his freedman, he checked the disgraceful flattery.
 9    II,  66| standards to Vienna. They were checked, however, by the united
10    II,  68|      The first disturbance was checked only by a second. A cloud
11    II,  94|    fought for Vindex. He never checked these cries; for to say
12   III,  17|     and its precipitous banks, checked their flight. It was this
13   III,  31|     with his treason. Antonius checked them, gave him an escort,
14   III,  71|        assailants could not be checked as they mounted the continuous
15    IV,  24|    tribes might be watched and checked; never had he contemplated
16    IV,  75|        of licence and cruelty, checked their fury. They submitted,
17    IV,  81|        of reinforcements. What checked them in their course of
18     V,  20|      The fury of the enemy was checked, and the battle again became
19     V,  23| Grinnes, and they could not be checked, for our bravest men had