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1     I,  21| combination of many motives, by a luxury that would have embarrassed
2     I,  29|        They are deceived, on whom luxury imposes by its false show
3     I,  61|         supreme power in indolent luxury and prodigal festivities.
4     I,  70|         was not sinking down into luxury and sloth. He deferred his
5    II,  31|       Vitellius with his indolent luxury was less dreaded than Otho
6    II,  69|      vigour too was undermined by luxury, a luxury that transgressed
7    II,  69|           undermined by luxury, a luxury that transgressed our ancient
8    II,  99|          had abandoned himself to luxury. Perhaps he meditated perfidy,
9   III,  76|         were to minister to their luxury, and never spoke of war,