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 1     I,  2 | destruction. The rewards of the informers were no less odious than
 2    II,  10|       taken of the cases of the informers. This decree was variously
 3    IV,  10|      hatreds of the days of the informers seemed to be revived; but
 4    IV,  10|      Marcellus, and his brother informers, that men were thinking,
 5    IV,  41|     signal for vengeance on the informers having been thus given,
 6    IV,  41|        impeachments the several informers had proposed. Caesar answered,
 7    IV,  43|        wearying himself and his informers with the overthrow of single
 8    IV,  43|       fallen, demanded that the informers and ministers of the tyrant
 9    IV,  45|         length in favour of the informers. At the same time he admonished
10    IV,  45|    dreaded the abilities of the informers, their wealth, and the power