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 1     I,     78|          Ravenna, soon afterwards suffered an insult, which at the
 2    II,     32|           any one declared he had suffered. It was also regarded as
 3    II,     57|     Brutus and Cassius, and, when suffered to return, refrained from
 4    II,     63|       expelled from the Senate or suffered voluntarily to retire spendthrifts
 5   III,     37|    informers; and now the country suffered from its laws, as it had
 6   III,     37|          laws, as it had hitherto suffered from its vices. This suggests
 7    IV,      8|          The city populace indeed suffered much from high prices, but
 8    IV,     17|        Asia and Achaia, which had suffered from earthquakes, by a remission
 9    IV,     58|    composure. As for Votienus, he suffered the penalty of treason;
10    VI,     37|        universally notorious, she suffered by her own hand a penalty
11    VI,     69|               That same year Rome suffered from a terrible fire, and
12    XI,     21|         soldier, it was said, had suffered death for working at the
13   XII,     61| misfortune of exile which she had suffered in the past. His father,
14  XIII,     73|        with us, that of the Ubii, suffered grievously from an unexpected
15   XIV,     53|        was born. Valerius Pontius suffered the same degradation for
16    XV,     54|          the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during
17    XV,     90|       banquet, said that they had suffered enough punishment for the