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 1     I,     20|        rested with the emperor's choice, some were settled by the
 2    II,     46|       have reared, not by my own choice, but because the emperor
 3    IV,      5|  homeless who adopt by their own choice a soldier's life. Tiberius
 4    IV,     21|   however there was not the same choice as formerly, the primitive
 5    VI,     15|          a rank. Never had he by choice proposed a servile motion,
 6    VI,     29|      life, maintaining that, the choice once made, there is a fixed
 7    VI,     31|        doubt; whether of his own choice or by compulsion, was a
 8    VI,     44|        not originated in his own choice, but in the advice of Tiberius;
 9    XI,     47|       had sinned so greatly from choice or compulsion." Even the
10   XII,     20|     stands before you by his own choice. Deal as you please with
11  XIII,     15| bestowing by preference on her a choice and much coveted present.
12   XIV,     10|  discovered guilt had by her own choice sought death. ~ ~
13   XIV,     80|           Nero should of his own choice rather than on compulsion
14    XV,     76|    children or to have the brief choice of his own death. He was
15   XVI,     31|       give all their thoughts by choice to the beauty of their gardens?"
16   XVI,     38|        Servilia were allowed the choice of death. Helvidius and