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 1     I,  25|  loaded them with presents and promises, and furnished them with
 2     I,  74|     Thus they were assailed by promises as well as by threats, were
 3   III,  24|         and all with hopes and promises. "Why," he demanded of the
 4   III,  58|   tears; he was liberal in his promises and even extravagant, as
 5    IV,  31| fidelity of the legions by the promises of his emissaries. ~ ~
 6    IV,  40|    Senate, and loaded him with promises in secret, holding out as
 7    IV,  60|        shaken by threats or by promises. We, besides our arms, our
 8    IV,  65|  rabble, and, disregarding the promises and threats of Sanctus,
 9    IV,  73|        had either corrupted by promises or overborne by intimidation.
10    IV,  87|  wrought upon by the gifts and promises of the ambassadors. And
11     V,  27|                           Thus promises were mingled with threats.