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 1     I,  36|         have gone so far with his rapacity and lawlessness had he been
 2     I,  50| dwelling-houses. But, besides the rapacity and arrogance which are
 3     I,  51|      change from the meanness and rapacity which Fonteius Capito had
 4     I,  66|         The war originated in the rapacity and impatience of the 21st
 5     I,  71|           on to practise cruelty, rapacity, and all the crimes of maturer
 6     I,  76|        make, what had really been rapacity, seem to have been treason,
 7     I,  82|     tumult is to be traced not to rapacity or disaffection, feelings
 8    II,  13|         the country well. But the rapacity of the troops glutted itself
 9    II,  62|         one need have dreaded his rapacity. He had a scandalous and
10   III,  49|       developed his latent pride, rapacity and other vices. He swept
11   III,  50|        the general impatience and rapacity; for what they might have
12    IV,  15|          more burdensome by their rapacity and profligacy, while they
13    IV,  77|           Endure the passions and rapacity of your masters, just as