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 1     I,  35|          and altogether acted the slave, to make himself the master.
 2    II,  8 |      pretender in this case was a slave from Pontus, or, according
 3    II,  29|        disguised in the garb of a slave, found concealment with
 4    II,  57| Knighthood this same Asiaticus, a slave of infamous character, ever
 5    II,  68|       cause of alarm. Meanwhile a slave of Verginius happened to
 6    II,  71|            but because he was the slave and chattel of profligacy
 7    II,  72|       recognised him as a runaway slave, by name Geta, he was executed
 8   III,  32|       enough. Thus the words of a slave brought on him the whole
 9   III,  47|          in Pontus by a barbarian slave, who had before commanded
10   III,  77|                       Meanwhile a slave belonging to Verginius Capito
11    IV,  3 |       were consoled by seeing the slave of Verginius Capito, whom
12    IV,  11|        expiated by the death of a slave his evil exercise of power. ~ ~
13    IV,  37|         he assumed the dress of a slave, and escaped unrecognized
14    IV,  51|    chamber they chanced to meet a slave, and asked him who he was,
15    IV,  51|         Piso was to be found? The slave with a noble untruth replied, "
16     V,  10|           king in the spirit of a slave. He had married Drusilla,