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 1     I,  25|          the vulgar herd, by the anger and despair with which the
 2     I,  44|     could command it. He feigned anger, and ordered him to be loaded
 3     I,  70|      virtue which provoked their anger. ~ ~
 4    II,  48|           and not exasperate the anger of the conqueror by staying.
 5    II,  77| conquered are fired to valour by anger, by hatred, by the desire
 6   III,  74|  received them with anything but anger in his words and looks,
 7   III,  84|         at Vitellius, perhaps in anger, perhaps wishing to release
 8    IV,  22|     Civilis, he was furious with anger, and hurried the whole Batavian
 9    IV,  27|     spoken of as destiny and the anger of heaven. As the army entered
10    IV,  55|  conflagration was a sign of the anger of heaven, and portended
11    IV,  60|          traitors, and brave the anger of heaven while you waver
12    IV,  87|       dreading at one moment the anger of the God, terrified at
13    IV,  87| pestilence, and the unmistakable anger of heaven, which grew heavier