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 1     I,     27|         centurions and by all the best men among the soldiers.
 2     I,     37|           maintaining that it was best to wait the envoys' return
 3     I,     63|           those whom they thought best for their purpose, and when
 4     I,    105|           detested vice. From the best men he apprehended danger
 5    II,    101|         And as for rumours, it is best to leave time in which they
 6   III,     16|         the other hand to all the best men, especially to the companions
 7   III,     55|     tribes; most of them, and the best disciplined, besieged the
 8    IV,     14|          narrative of most of the best historians. But I would
 9    VI,      5|          s answer was that it was best to efface the memory of
10    VI,     38|           complained that all the best men who were fit to command
11    VI,     65|       brief delay. It was thought best to wait for men of such
12    XI,     34|        him, danger itself was the best safety, urged the breaking
13   XII,     49| banishment or death all his son's best instructors, and set persons
14  XIII,      3|         watchword, Nero gave "the best of mothers." The Senate
15   XIV,      4|            Poison at first seemed best, but, were it to be administered
16   XIV,      7|          The crew then thought it best to throw the vessel on one
17   XIV,     20|      Seneca and Burrus thought it best to concede one point that
18   XIV,     61|   Vitellius, who attacked all the best men with abuse, and was
19    XV,     43|      powerful by accusing all the best men, that in influence,
20   XVI,     28|     offered. Those who thought it best for him to enter the Senate
21   XVI,     36|      might preserve unharmed this best of fathers. My jewels, my