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 1   T-I|          the biting words:~a poor case will prove too much for
 2   T-I|      approves it in opponents.~My case is better, since I was no
 3   T-I|           affairs, I pray you,~in case the wrath of the god can
 4   T-I|          must be admitted from my case.~While I stood firm, my
 5  T-II|     rejoice at his own defeat.~My case is stronger: no one says
 6 T-III|         don’t shun me in fear, in case I bring you shame:~not a
 7  T-IV|          drawn up in dry-dock,~in case they fall apart in deep
 8   T-V|         Podalirius had accepted a case, he never~failed to bring
 9   T-V|      nature’s been altered, in my case,~and makes all things as
10   T-V|      relegatus to me not exul:~my case is sound because he judged
11  ExII|     entering a public library,~in case their author’s closed the
12  ExII|        advocacy of this difficult case.~A bad one, I admit, but
13  ExII|        write this~to everyone, in case they thought my ills a mere
14   ExI|       take up my cause:~though no case with my name on is a good
15   ExI|      should try to defend me: the case ~of an accused who’s confessed
16   ExI|          the gods are watching in case anything’s conceded to me~
17 ExIII|         defend my actions: a poor case should be silent.~Let your
18 ExIII|       midst~of his anger, from my case, if you don’t already know.~
19 ExIII|       hope for any leniency in my case?~Surely my fate was clear
20 ExIII|            of all my comrades,~in case some reader discovers the
21 ExIII|        linked them regardless:~in case you think perhaps this work
22  ExIV|           ll not utter a name, in case my complaint advantages ~
23  ExIV|        right:~how can denying the case for my punishment help me?~
24  ExIV|       making the same request,~in case weariness with me, rightly,
25   Ind|       against Cicero but lost the case. He turned to a political
26   Ind|       concerned that pleading his case may have been a reason for
27   Ind| considered a capital offence. His case is poor, and unlikely to
28   Ind|          treatment expounding the case, consisting in turn of a
29   Ind|         might not have helped his case! He had apparently started,