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 1     I,  11|      head were exposed to any kind of slavery, and were ready
 2     I,  45|     common soldiers paid as a kind of annual tribute. A fourth
 3     I,  48|   character was of an average kind, rather free from vices,
 4     I,  71|       perverted Nero to every kind of atrocity; he even ventured
 5     I,  84|   rank, or distinction of any kind, exposed to injurious reports.
 6    II,  4 |     renown was of a different kind, had a celebrated name. ~ ~
 7    II,  11|    gladiators, a disreputable kind of auxiliaries, but employed
 8    II,  12| troops, Antonius possessed no kind of authority, and Clemens
 9    II,  17|       had subdued them to any kind of servitude, had made them
10    II,  49|       Prince. Afterwards this kind of death became a common
11   III,  8 |      and other objects of the kind, were his pretexts; but
12   III,  30|       Difficulties of another kind presented themselves in
13   III,  33|   foreigners, there was every kind of had a law of his own,
14     V,  8 |   rotten, and crumbles into a kind of dust. I am ready to allow,
15     V,  8 |     sea. About its mouth is a kind of sand which is collected,
16     V,  10|     Felix, indulging in every kind of barbarity and lust, exercised