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 1     I,  1 |      with equal eloquence and freedom. After the conflict at Actium,
 2     I,  4 | enjoyed the first exercise of freedom with the less restraint,
 3     I,  15|      same constancy to honor, freedom, friendship, the best possessions
 4     I,  16|      will be a substitute for freedom. Now that the family of
 5     I,  16|  absolute slavery or absolute freedom." This, with more to the
 6   III,  15|    might plunder with greater freedom. The scouts, as usual, took
 7    IV,  18|        but a Caesar Augustus. Freedom is a gift bestowed by nature
 8    IV,  26|      us, moved by the hope of freedom and, could they once shake
 9    IV,  33|      sword. In a word, either freedom will follow on our efforts,
10    IV,  55|      not to fall the cause of freedom, should the power of Rome
11    IV,  56|    troops, Gaul, with her own freedom firmly established, might
12    IV,  68|      The very first chance of freedom that presented itself we
13    IV,  70|      whether they should make freedom or peace their object. ~ ~
14    IV,  81|       they urged to fight for freedom, the Batavi for glory, the