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 1     I,     45|         a savage act and one of evil precedent, and there was
 2    II,     35|         as his eagerness for an evil notoriety. He at once pounced
 3    II,     39|         light this old-standing evil in the State. ~ ~
 4   III,     69|        differs from wickedness; evil words from evil deeds, and
 5   III,     69|     wickedness; evil words from evil deeds, and thus there is
 6   III,     71|     measures could not stop the evil.~ ~
 7   III,     91|        posterity as a terror to evil words and deeds. So corrupted
 8    IV,     45|     character, imagine that the evil deeds of others are a reproach
 9    IV,     82|     must have been formed under evil omens." They began in vulgar
10    IV,     94|       alarm, while some felt an evil joy, though there hung over
11    VI,      7|       brutality, by lust and by evil thoughts. Assuredly Tiberius
12    VI,     29|    sequence of events. Good and evil, again, are not what vulgar
13    VI,     59|     from their familiarity with evil deeds. But there was a panic
14    VI,     78|      was a compound of good and evil; he was infamous for his
15    XI,     18|        It had often happened in evil days for the State that
16    XI,     43|       with good case to good or evil. Narcissus in concert with
17   XII,      9|         conspicuous only by her evil deeds, procured for Annaeus
18   XII,     51| occurred in that year. Birds of evil omen perched on the Capitol;
19   XII,     64|    thought that he could do any evil act with impunity, backed
20  XIII,      3|     with all the passions of an evil ascendency had Pallas on
21   XIV,      1|         bear was one who wished evil to her son, let her be restored
22    XV,     54|         the first source of the evil, but even in Rome, where
23   XVI,     14|         of shame and of so many evil deeds heaven also marked