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 1    II,  7 |           The conquerors and the conquered, it was said, never unite
 2    II,  59|           the conquerors and the conquered, were waiting for him. Valens
 3    II,  68|         thus quietly divided the conquered party, there arose a disturbance
 4    II,  75|   victorious, and that among the conquered there was more dissatisfaction
 5    II,  77|    discipline prevails among the conquered than among the conquerors.
 6    II,  77|        among the conquerors. The conquered are fired to valour by anger,
 7   III,  1 |         lately defeated; and the conquered, let them talk as fiercely
 8   III,  13|       these against us? Only the conquered. The first and the twelfth,
 9   III,  32|  conquerors, spoke kindly to the conquered, but said nothing either
10   III,  49|    through Italy as if it were a conquered country and caressed the
11   III,  66|   voluntarily rushing. If we are conquered, we must die; we must die,
12   III,  70|   harmony bring advantage to the conquered, but only credit to the
13   III,  72|       the spoils of war from the conquered Suessa Pometia, raised the
14    IV,  1 |       conquerors hunted down the conquered with merciless hatred. The
15    IV,  11|     Senate, resentment among the conquered, no real authority in the
16    IV,  18| provinces that the provinces are conquered. Think not of how it fared
17    IV,  77|         which we, conquerors and conquered, claim an equal right. Let