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 1     I,  10|    friends, and colleagues, he exercised the influence of many fascinations.
 2     I,  29|     all. Never yet has any one exercised for good ends the power
 3     I,  51|   court popularity, in some he exercised a sound discretion, making
 4     I,  67|   province, inured to arms and exercised in habits of warfare. All
 5     I,  84|    moderate amount of severity exercised (for Otho had ordered two
 6     I,  84|      about private houses, and exercised a malignant surveillance
 7    II,  62|        further severities were exercised on the persons of the opposite
 8   III,  57|       Julianus, who had lately exercised an indulgent rule over the
 9    IV,  45|       and the power which they exercised in many sinister ways. ~ ~
10    IV,  89| government which he had before exercised. Under a semblance of simple
11     V,  10|    kind of barbarity and lust, exercised the power of a king in the