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 1     I,     22|          our service. We must be retained no longer under a standard,
 2     I,     47|         and that they were to be retained under a standard with immunity
 3     I,     58|    energy and good behaviour, he retained his rank; where they unanimously
 4     I,     59|     their contrition, they still retained their resentment. Caesar
 5     I,     99|           a virtue which he long retained, when he cast off all others.
 6     I,    105|         to any fresh anxiety, he retained what he had once approved
 7    II,     45| seemingly conciliatory speech he retained the substance of power. ~ ~
 8   III,     43|          till in advanced age he retained the shadow rather than the
 9   III,     93|           who, as such, had been retained for the prosecution, and
10   III,    102|        Pompeius's name was to be retained. At the same time he highly
11    IV,      7|       The consul and the praetor retained their prestige; inferior
12    IV,      8|         once appointed they were retained without any limitation,
13    IV,     80|       limbs torn from them still retained life, while they recognised
14    IV,     85|  malignant schemes. For he still retained that rash proneness to suspect
15     V,      7|    numbering, and so it has been retained here. The beginning of section
16    VI,     28|        had said as an oracle, he retained him in the number of his
17    XI,     18|         of the Roman Senate, had retained this science, making it
18    XI,     18|   pontiffs to see what should be retained or reformed with respect
19    XI,     27|       plainly shows. The consuls retained the power of selecting them,
20   XII,     77|     poisoning, and had long been retained as one of the tools of despotism.
21  XIII,     11|         in which he was born, he retained for its commencement, the
22  XIII,     22|      that distinguished post was retained for Burrus. According to
23   XIV,     27|      character of these shows be retained, whenever the praetors exhibited
24   XIV,     40|     emperor's legate, had merely retained our existing possessions,
25   XIV,     51|   laughing-stock, for they still retained some of the fire of liberty,
26   XIV,     51|          ears, and Suetonius was retained in the government; but as
27    XV,     91|      heart was still warm and he retained his mental power, Lucanus
28   XVI,      5|          remote towns, and still retained the Italy of strict morals