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 1     I,  21|         injure me yet more with a young man whose temper, naturally
 2     I,  33|         into the camp, as being a young man of noble name, whose
 3     I,  52|         in Upper Germany Caecina, young and handsome, of commanding
 4     I,  52|            who had appointed him, young as he was, to the command
 5     I,  76| augurships, while he consoled the young nobles, who had lately returned
 6    II,  2 |       Queen Berenice, nor was his young heart averse to her charms,
 7    II,  48|    conqueror by staying. With the young he used his authority, with
 8    II,  48|         his brother's son, a very young man, who was anxious and
 9    II,  74|       years upon him, and the two young men, his sons, to the perils
10   III,  62|          theatricals performed by young men during the reign of
11   III,  68|      brother, of his wife, of his young and innocent children."
12    IV,  1 |           they saw a man tall and young they cut him down, making
13    IV,  43|         its teacher, and that our young men may imitate Regulus,
14    IV,  50|   commanded by Valerius Festus, a young man of extravagant habits
15     V,  1 |      their attachment to him. The young man himself, anxious to