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 1     I,  55|  outrage, but he dared neither check the furious mutineers, nor
 2     I,  65|       not think it possible to check their fury; but the people
 3     I,  79|     The tribune, who sought to check the movement, and the strictest
 4     I,  82| restraint on your valour, some check on your affection for me.
 5    II,  51|        and there was no one to check them. They turned to Verginius,
 6    II,  56|      their power and dared not check them. Caecina indeed was
 7    II,  68| innocence. Yet he could hardly check the troops when they clamoured
 8    II,  96|  dispersed through the city to check the popular gossip. This
 9   III,  41|     their general held them in check, no lasting restraint with
10    IV,  8 |       so the noblest like some check on liberty." These speeches,
11    IV,  37|        or tribune venturing to check them, for the darkness seems
12    IV,  41|    disfigured it, and to put a check on the public expenditure.
13    IV,  71|      ever contriving delays to check his ardent companion, who,