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 1     I,  16|        this empire have stood and preserved its balance without a directing
 2     I,  26|          and so close the secrecy preserved by the loyal, that they
 3     I,  54|    foremost ranks, while the rest preserved an absolute silence, every
 4     I,  71|    daughter. And doubtless he had preserved her life, not indeed out
 5    II,  29|         Valens, thus unexpectedly preserved, came forward in sad plight,
 6    II,  38|    dimensions equality was easily preserved; but when the world had
 7   III,  65|         appearance of harmony was preserved, some secret grudge was
 8   III,  67|         to the time; the soldiers preserved an ominous silence. ~ ~
 9    IV,  2 |         honour of the soldier was preserved. After this Lucius Vitellius
10    IV,  60|          that this camp should be preserved pure and inviolate under
11    IV,  77| tranquillity of nations cannot be preserved without armies; armies cannot