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 1     I,     76|    daughter of Segestes, but who exhibited the spirit of her husband
 2    II,     97|        it is doubtful whether it exhibited the marks of poisoning.
 3   III,     90|          Games, which were to be exhibited by the pontiffs, augurs,
 4    IV,     36|        then by placards publicly exhibited, he incited the rural and
 5    VI,     33|      Didymus, a freedman, openly exhibited the names of slave after
 6    VI,     54|  fluctuating character of rivers exhibited omens which vanished the
 7    XI,     14|      that the secular games were exhibited. I say nothing of the calculations
 8    XI,     14|    emperor Domitian; for he also exhibited secular games, at which
 9    XI,     27|    gladiators should be annually exhibited at the cost of those who
10    XI,     28|      customs the Roman character exhibited as to valour and renown.
11   XII,     64| procurators. Quadratus, however, exhibited Felix as one of the judges,
12   XII,     66|        just as formerly Augustus exhibited such a spectacle, in a basin
13   XII,     67|         a show of gladiators was exhibited, with floating pontoons
14  XIII,      4|          was composed by Seneca, exhibited much elegance, as indeed
15   XIV,     24|           at a gladiatorial show exhibited by Livineius Regulus, who
16   XIV,     24|         where the show was being exhibited. And so there were brought
17   XIV,     27|           the games were usually exhibited with hastily erected tiers
18   XIV,     27|  retained, whenever the praetors exhibited them, and let no citizen
19   XIV,     28|      Achaia and Asia, games were exhibited with greater elaboration,
20    XV,     29|         of the circus were to be exhibited in honour of the Claudian
21    XV,     43|      gladiatorial show was being exhibited by Vatinius. The man was
22    XV,     88|    Sulpicius Asper, a centurion, exhibited the next example of fortitude.
23   XVI,     19|        show of carelessness they exhibited, were the better liked,
24   XVI,     33|          an exile because he had exhibited genius." ~ ~