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 1     I,  3 |      even torture; there were illustrious men driven to the last necessity,
 2     I,  16|   incur unpopularity, however illustrious our character. Do not however
 3    II,  61|       the adventures of these illustrious men, one is ashamed to relate
 4    II,  76|     origin, I grant, was more illustrious than ours; yet in nobility
 5    II,  86|      the prime of life and of illustrious birth. Though in early youth
 6   III,  9 |  Vipstanus Messalla, a man of illustrious family, himself highly distinguished,
 7   III,  38|       enemy of Blaesus, whose illustrious character raised him far
 8   III,  45|    Brigantes in virtue of her illustrious birth; and she strengthened
 9   III,  66|       all the honours of your illustrious house, let despair at any
10    IV,  40| Scribonianus Crassus, whom an illustrious descent added to the honours
11    IV,  43|     innocent boys, old men of illustrious name, and noble ladies,
12    IV,  86|      the realm, and great and illustrious would be the city which