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 1     I,     18|          Wearied at last by the assembly's clamorous importunity
 2     I,     37|        Drusus called them to an assembly, and, though not a practised
 3    II,     15|         love of flattery. If an assembly were called, there too the
 4    II,     17|        favourable, he called an assembly, and explained the precautions
 5    IV,     56|         Senate, or in a popular assembly, I shall not be silent." ~ ~
 6    IV,     58|       the flattery of the whole assembly, hardly restored his composure.
 7    IV,     74| announced at Smyrna in a public assembly, all who were present stript
 8    XI,      1|       had not feared to face an assembly of the Roman people, to
 9   XIV,     55|      present, Senators, in this assembly when new decrees were demanded
10   XVI,      4|      bended knee he saluted the assembly with a motion of the hand,