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1     I,     69|   on the termination of the disturbance in Illyricum, but he was
2     I,    102|     strife of the mob. This disturbance was the subject of a debate
3    II,     84|   as an apprehension of the disturbance of any settlement. He commissioned
4    IV,     38|     a hostile rebellion and disturbance of the public peace charged
5   XII,     37| found himself confronted by disturbance. The enemy had burst into
6  XIII,     62|    chief citizens. That the disturbance, which had gone as far as
7   XIV,     24|  others who had excited the disturbance, were punished with exile. ~ ~
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