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 1      I,   148    | given the people much, and proud of fame~ ~
 2      I,   387    |   conquering eagles at his proud command?~ ~
 3      I,   666    |                            Proud of the buckler that adorns
 4     II,   571    |                        His proud compatriot; yet with upright
 5    III,    94    |    Yet did the conqueror's proud soul rejoice,~ ~
 6    III,   207    |                        And proud Athena, mistress of the
 7    III,   276    |    Who satiate of life and proud to die,~ ~
 8     IV,   288    |                            Proud of his crime, before his
 9     IV,   381    |                            Proud was his bearing, and despite
10     IV,   597    |                            Proud of their promised end, and
11     IV,   666(17)|   did ne'er acknowledge So proud and huge a monster."~ ~
12     IV,   906    |                  From that proud 26 citadel the tribune flag:~ ~
13      V,    23    |                       This proud assembly, yours the high
14      V,   272    |               Who hate the proud, and where the ocean strait~ ~
15    VII,    85    |   was thy tread when these proud nations fell;~ ~
16    VII,   959    |                  And thou, proud conqueror, who would'st
17   VIII,   396    |                    In that proud tongue unknown to Parthian
18   VIII,   467    |                            Proud of her former husbands,
19   VIII,   508    |  gold and merchandise; and proud of Nile~ ~
20   VIII,   615    |                And all his proud successes? Fair is help~ ~
21   VIII,   619    |                            Proud is the boyish tyrant that
22   VIII,   978    |                    Serve a proud master, yet has Rome required~ ~
23     IX,   706    |                        The proud Jugurtha. 19 Rome! in him