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1     I,     39|    by an early winter with continuous storms so violent that they
2     I,    100| year the Tiber, swollen by continuous rains, flooded the level
3   III,     40|   followed twenty years of continuous strife; custom or law there
4    IV,     50|       That year was such a continuous succession of prosecutions
5    VI,     56|   and the virtual exile of continuous retirement. Tiberius ordered
6   XII,     60| felt herself shaken by its continuous speed, she implored to be
7   XVI,     17|   be by the melancholy and continuous destruction of our citizens,