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1   III,     92|         grandson, a blot on his ancestry, this Mamercus was now disgracing
2    IV,      7|    honours with regard to noble ancestry, military renown, or brilliant
3    IV,     11|     descendants of a most noble ancestry. So fulfil your duty and
4    IV,     27|          of equally illustrious ancestry as Lepidus, but wholly different
5    IV,     53|       to have been worthy of my ancestry, watchful over your interests,
6    IV,     79| illustrious rather than ancient ancestry, which his career did not
7    IV,     84|       for he was of illustrious ancestry, was allied to Varus, and
8    VI,      1|    childhood in some, and noble ancestry in others. Hitherto unknown
9   XIV,     46|      woman descended from noble ancestry, but as one of the people