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1     I,      5|    with a strict watch, and favourable bulletins were published
2    II,     10| enterprise, the willing and favourable aid of the example and wi
3    II,     17|    and finding the auspices favourable, he called an assembly,
4    II,     47|                The Senate's favourable bias was an incitement to
5   III,     41|      This news was met with favourable comments, but it was heard
6    IV,     55|   father, and then the many favourable testimonies of Tiberius,
7   XII,     19|     fortune was not equally favourable; some of their vessels,
8    XV,     20|  for fortune under her most favourable aspect in order that the