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 1     I,  15|    have only borne adversity; prosperity tries the heart with keener
 2     I,  29|      at this very moment that prosperity is fully as dangerous. It
 3    II,  1 |       or misery on the State, prosperity or destruction on the Princes
 4    II,  7 |     generals grow insolent in prosperity; these men are quarrelsome,
 5    II,  20|     demand a temperate use of prosperity from none more rigorously
 6    II,  23|       the good, irresolute in prosperity, but rising higher under
 7    II,  47|      to be moderate with that prosperity which you think you will
 8    II,  59|      distinction for a day of prosperity, but it served as a consolation
 9    II,  74| allegiance and prayed for all prosperity to Vitellius, they listened
10    II,  84|     measures, till, spoilt by prosperity and evil counsellors, he
11   III,  6 |      rank, yet the ill-gotten prosperity of the moment afterwards
12   III,  45|    and the self-indulgence of prosperity. Spurning her husband Venutius,
13   III,  64|  Vespasian. Vitellius even in prosperity was unequal to his position,
14   III,  66|       have had enough both of prosperity and of adversity, but think
15    IV,  53|       all with Princes, whose prosperity is shared by others, while
16    IV,  77|     all these nations? By the prosperity and order of eight hundred
17    IV,  86|    This, he said, would bring prosperity to the realm, and great