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 1     I,  15|         his own, first his nephew Marcellus, then his son-in-law Agrippa,
 2     I,  36| Obultronius Sabinus and Cornelius Marcellus in Spain, Betuus Chilo in
 3     I,  55|         Donatius Valens, Romilius Marcellus, Calpurnius Repentinus,
 4    II,  53|        Caecina inveighing against Marcellus Eprius, for using ambiguous
 5    II,  53|         opinions, but the name of Marcellus, exposed as it was to odium
 6    II,  95|           there came Mucianus and Marcellus, and different men rather
 7    IV,  6 |          and proceeded to impeach Marcellus Eprius, who had been the
 8    IV,  6 |         into two parties; for, if Marcellus fell, a whole army of fellow
 9    IV,  6 |          the magistrates on oath, Marcellus demanded the ballot; and
10    IV,  7 |    personal humiliation that made Marcellus so earnest, for he feared
11    IV,  7 |      Helvidius asked, "Why should Marcellus be so afraid of the judgment
12    IV,  7 | government than good friends. Let Marcellus be satisfied with having
13    IV,  8 |                                   Marcellus declared, "It is not my
14    IV,  10|    Publius, it was of Priscus, of Marcellus, and his brother informers,
15    IV,  43|       just as our old men imitate Marcellus and Crispus. Even unsuccessful
16    IV,  44|   Helvidius conceived a hope that Marcellus also might be overthrown.
17    IV,  44| indignation of the Senators. When Marcellus perceived this, he made
18    IV,  44|       their looks were different; Marcellus cast furious glances about