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1     I,  66|     long period of peace had grown up into something like a
2   III,  2 |   rather than confidence has grown upon the conquerors. They
3   III,  33|      in wanton insult. Did a grown up maiden or youth of marked
4   III,  71|  time of profound peace, had grown up to such a height as to
5    IV,  8 |    triumph, and has two sons grown to manhood. For as the worst
6    IV,  23|     long period of peace had grown up like a town near the
7    IV,  29|     than fortunate. Civilis, grown more formidable now that
8    IV,  35| instant battle. They had now grown used to threaten. Without
9    IV,  51|      rustic populations, had grown from this insignificant