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1   III,  15| soldiery with a taste for the spoils of civil war. He himself
2   III,  72|       Superbus, employing the spoils of war from the conquered
3   III,  83|   bloodshed and massacre, the spoils fell to the crowd. It was
4    IV,  2 |  Emperor, as if they were the spoils of Cremona. The other generals,
5    IV,  15|     they are glutted with our spoils and our blood, then they
6    IV,  18|     to those who departed the spoils of the Roman army. At the
7    IV,  38|       the siege, glutted with spoils, but not without suffering
8    IV,  43|     grave of your Country the spoils of a man of consular rank,
9    IV,  75|      city which exults in the spoils of our armies and the blood