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1     I,  18|       beyond certain words and cries, and that they would soon
2     I,  35|   uproar with their tumultuous cries and their appeals to each
3     I,  83|        let any army hear those cries against the Senate. To clamour
4     I,  89|  diction. The acclamations and cries which habitual flattery
5    II,  48| despair, but while my army yet cries for battle, that I have
6    II,  94|         He never checked these cries; for to say nothing of the
7   III,  10|        was repulsed with noisy cries. To Antonius alone the soldiers'
8   III,  14|   Joining one and all in these cries, by which each expressed
9    IV,  19|        the men, and the shrill cries of the women, rose from