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 1     I,  11|   and licentiousness of its inhabitants, knowing nothing of laws,
 2     I,  52|     by intercourse with the inhabitants of the country, and tendencies
 3     I,  56|  the army of the State. The inhabitants of Colonia Agrippinensis,
 4     I,  65|     life and welfare of the inhabitants, received a favourable hearing.
 5    II,  66|     passing Vienna, for the inhabitants of that place were also
 6   III,  30|    city, to see whether the inhabitants of Cremona might not be
 7   III,  32|   on the destruction of the inhabitants. It was generally believed
 8   III,  34|    relatives. The remaining inhabitants soon returned to Cremona;
 9   III,  43|    once been a tribune. The inhabitants themselves, favouring a
10    IV,  62| strong force, compelled the inhabitants and all the troops on the
11    IV,  68|                         The inhabitants of the Colony took time
12    IV,  68|     the satisfaction of the inhabitants of the Colony. They were
13    IV,  76| fertile soil and of you its inhabitants. Liberty, indeed, and the
14     V,  4 |     which they expelled the inhabitants, and in which they founded
15     V,  7 |    prospect over Syria. The inhabitants are healthy and able to