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 1     I,  15|         that power, for which our ancestors fought, and which I myself
 2     I,  76|         held by their fathers and ancestors. Cadius Rufus, Pedius Blaesus,
 3     I,  83|        have inherited it from our ancestors. For you give the state
 4    II,  69| discipline and the customs of our ancestors, in whose days the power
 5   III,  38|       Junii and Antonii among his ancestors, who, claiming an Imperial
 6   III,  51|       much more earnest among our ancestors was the honour paid to virtue,
 7   III,  72|         and Great, founded by our ancestors with solemn auspices to
 8    IV,  67|          as it was of old for our ancestors. As nature has given light
 9    IV,  76|          the solicitation of your ancestors, who were wearied to the
10    IV,  76|        grandfathers were to their ancestors? There have ever been the