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 1     I,  29|           a capital unstained by bloodshed, and power transferred without
 2     I,  66|       more freely in plunder and bloodshed. His restless spirit had
 3   III,  13|         seen nothing of toil and bloodshed, we, who must be contemptible
 4   III,  26|          of carnage, wounds, and bloodshed. ~ ~
 5   III,  28|          former lives. Wounds or bloodshed no longer kept the men back
 6   III,  60| reputation, if we secure without bloodshed the safety of the Senate
 7   III,  65|    temper of the man shrank from bloodshed and slaughter, and that
 8   III,  66|      entered the capital without bloodshed. But the more loyal his
 9   III,  83|          soldiers were busy with bloodshed and massacre, the spoils
10   III,  83|        when Cinna triumphed. The bloodshed then had not been less,
11    IV,  47|          got rid of without much bloodshed. But the money required