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 1     I,  29|    show of liberality; he will know how to squander, he will
 2     I,  29|       to squander, he will not know how to give. Already he
 3     I,  53|     the rest of the army would know nothing of their fate. The
 4     I,  82|     things as that they should know others. The general's authority,
 5    II,  16|        are far from us, and we know that even countries protected
 6    II,  42|    their own side, who did not know what the greeting meant.
 7    II,  47|       death. Fortune and I now know each other; you need not
 8    II,  76|  imperilling himself, and must know who, should fortune prosper
 9    II,  93|     the whole capital, did not know their own headquarters,
10   III,  38|      and of death, that he may know and feel that Vitellius
11   III,  86| offered him by men who did not know him. Seldom have the affections
12     V,  7 |     old authors; but those who know the country say that the
13     V,  19|        flooded plains which we know so well, here the marshes
14     V,  28| Histories break off. We do not know what happened to Civilis.