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 1     I,  5 | service under Nero to love the vices of their emperors, as much
 2     I,  9 |      neither communicate their vices, nor combine their strength. ~ ~
 3     I,  20|        the appliances of their vices. Thirty Roman Knights were
 4     I,  29|     with Otho is needless. The vices, of which alone he boasts,
 5     I,  44|      integrity as if they were vices. It was evident that they
 6     I,  48| average kind, rather free from vices, than distinguished by virtues.
 7     I,  51|    ready to represent his very vices as virtues. As there were
 8     I,  70|     more virtues so false, and vices so certain to return. Marius
 9    II,  5 |      their virtues or to their vices, according to their different
10    II,  87|   infamous compliance with his vices; for in such disgraceful
11   III,  2 |       greater strength, and no vices, for our very humiliation
12   III,  49|      pride, rapacity and other vices. He swept through Italy
13   III,  72|      to be propitious, had our vices only allowed, the seat of
14   III,  77|      the good, but through his vices, that he, like the worst
15    IV,  77|   natural evils. There will be vices as long as there are men.