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 1     I,  8 |      diminution of its future tribute. Those Gallic states, however,
 2     I,  45|      paid as a kind of annual tribute. A fourth part of every
 3     I,  50|   from a fourth part of their tribute, and had received grants
 4   III,  2 |      can find troops, horses, tribute; they have Italy itself,
 5   III,  55|  relieved by the remission of tribute, others by exemptions; in
 6    IV,  18|      he said, "though free of tribute, have yet taken up arms
 7    IV,  18|       born before the days of tribute. It was only lately indeed
 8    IV,  33|    hateful service, perpetual tribute, the rod, the axe, and the
 9    IV,  59|       the diminution of their tribute have inspired them with
10    IV,  74| easily bear the burden of the tribute; and, finding themselves
11    IV,  77|   cannot be furnished without tribute; all else is common between
12    IV,  77|     will be furnished by less tribute than you now pay. Should
13     V,  27|       by the other allies. No tribute, but valour and manhood