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 1     I,     31|     what could be immediately granted, and that the rest must
 2     I,     35|    Demands made in common are granted slowly; a separate favour
 3     I,     47|       that full discharge was granted to those who had served
 4     I,    103|     the colony of Tarraco was granted, and a precedent thus given
 5    II,    107|     refused, and all that was granted him were some ships and
 6   III,     27|      events, as some take for granted any hearsay, whatever its
 7   III,     57| citizenship had formerly been granted them, when the gift was
 8   III,     98|       must not go unpunished. Granted that the emperor might be
 9   III,    102|    distinctions, said that he granted them as a compliment to
10   III,    106|   their fellows. Augustus too granted the name to certain persons;
11    VI,     21|      year and six months were granted, within which every one
12    VI,     74|    tolerate gross iniquities. Granted the possibility of passing
13    XI,      2| hearing before the Senate was granted him. It was in the emperor'
14    XI,     23|     he had forbidden war, yet granted him triumphal distinctions. ~ ~
15   XII,     44|         Upon this the emperor granted pardon to Caractacus, to
16  XIII,     29|    strength of a licence once granted under Nero's name, ventured
17  XIII,     54|       an entire year had been granted to them for inquiries, it
18  XIII,     70|     told that this honour was granted to envoys from those nations
19   XIV,      7|    calm of a tranquil sea was granted by heaven, seemingly, to
20   XIV,     27|      and Senate, who not only granted licence to vice, but even
21   XIV,     56|     uttering a rash syllable? Granted that he concealed his purpose,
22   XIV,     66|     of an interview. This was granted, and he spoke as follows:-~ ~
23   XIV,     67|    great-grandfather Augustus granted to Marcus Agrippa the calm
24   XIV,     85|    authors, is to take it for granted that as often as the emperor
25    XV,     17|  Armenia, and that heaven had granted them a further honour, well
26    XV,     33|    which the Roman people had granted to Cneius Pompeius on the
27    XV,     94|      statues in the Forum. He granted a consul's decorations to