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1     I,  66|       restless spirit had been provoked by the Helvetii, a Gallic
2     I,  70|        admire the virtue which provoked their anger. ~ ~
3     I,  79|        at night-fall. The time provoked suspicion, the motive challenged
4    II,  91|   wishes. Though at the moment provoked, he only called on the tribunes
5   III,  10|        sobs. This very conduct provoked afresh these furious men,
6   III,  32|  population, they had wantonly provoked and insulted them. The ill-feeling
7   III,  33|     destroyers themselves were provoked into mutual slaughter. Men,
8    IV,  33|     read in full assembly, and provoked the suspicions of the soldiery,
9    IV,  77| authority. We, though so often provoked, have used the right of