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 1     I,      9|         was now his, and showed hesitation only when he spoke in the
 2     I,     94|      readily, the son with some hesitation, because it was said that
 3    II,     84|     interview. There was little hesitation in fixing on a time, a place,
 4    IV,     56|    entanglements? Still, if the hesitation of Augustus is to influence
 5    IV,     73|   antiquity. There was a little hesitation about Halicarnassus, as
 6    IV,     88|          It was decreed without hesitation, and the condemned man was
 7    XI,     11|      approached each other with hesitation; then, joining right hands,
 8   XII,     64|      soldiers, there was little hesitation about their being capitally
 9   XII,     80|      soldiers, and there was no hesitation in the provinces. Divine
10   XIV,     19|        crop, argued against his hesitation by assuring him that Agrippina'
11    XV,     32| disgraceful peace. There was no hesitation about war. Corbulo, who