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 1     I,  75|       was there any loyalty or affection; men changed from one side
 2     I,  82|     valour, some check on your affection for me. The origin of the
 3     I,  82|  danger. It was your excessive affection for me that roused you to
 4     I,  89|    They acted not from fear or affection, but from the mere love
 5    II,  2 |        to her charms, but this affection occasioned no hindrance
 6    II,  29|       to joy, to pity, even to affection. Their revulsion to delight
 7    II,  37|      foot, should now in their affection for peace renounce the charms
 8    II,  48|        sorrowful, praising his affection while he rebuked his fear. "
 9    II,  60|       peril, for his brotherly affection and his apathetic character
10    IV,  32|  auxiliaries, who felt neither affection nor hatred towards either
11    IV,  40| quarters the 7th legion, whose affection for Antonius was particularly
12    IV,  42|      renowned for their mutual affection and for their wealth. Africanus
13    IV,  43|       reputation for brotherly affection, as well as for eloquence,
14    IV,  53|        may even destroy, their affection. A man's own race can never
15    IV,  53|        there can be no lasting affection, except the father sets
16    IV,  53|   delighted with the brotherly affection of Titus rather than reconciled
17    IV,  79|  Lingones bound by any ties of affection; once let their fear cease,