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 1     I,      3|          his army than out of an ambition to extend the empire, or
 2     I,     18|       unite both the ability and ambition, had described Marcus Lepidus
 3     I,     56|          stimulated by shame and ambition, should wipe out this blot
 4     I,     92|      though it showed but slight ambition to parade her son in a common
 5     I,     94|     raised the hopes of one, the ambition of another, and the spirits
 6    II,     57|         Plancina, to inflame his ambition. He would hardly be the
 7   III,     38|          throw off equality, and ambition and violence usurped the
 8   III,     41|         suspected of overweening ambition. ~ ~
 9   III,     79|    thought to check the perverse ambition of others, while he had
10    IV,      4|         however obstacles to his ambition in the imperial house with
11    IV,      9|        the stranger a colleague! Ambition at first had a steep path
12    IV,     16| popularity and the ill-concealed ambition of their mother Agrippina,
13    IV,     27|    debasing servility, free from ambition and its perils. Messalinus
14    IV,     55|          the first motive of his ambition. As he had heard that Augustus,
15    IV,     78|         inspired with any guilty ambition, but still occasionally
16    IV,     86|   against his cruelty, pride and ambition. He did not spare even Tiberius
17    XI,     37|  preparing himself for a loftier ambition. There can be no secret
18   XII,     52|       make no concealment of his ambition. Pharasmanes accordingly
19   XII,     67|         sex, and her extravagant ambition. ~ ~
20   XIV,      3|          had stooped with a like ambition to the lust of Pallas, and
21   XIV,     30|         eager and often mistaken ambition it is to attach themselves
22   XIV,     73|         opening for his reckless ambition. Plautus again, with his
23    XV,     60|       was not in Piso's personal ambition. But I could not easily
24    XV,     80|          not to thwart her noble ambition, from an affection too which