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1     III,  35|     young man of a most noble family, warmly supported Caesar


Commentaries on the Gallic War
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2      IV,  12|       from a very illustrious family; whose grandfather had held
3      VI,  11| divisions, but almost in each family, and of these factions those
4      VI,  19|      and when the father of a family, born in a more than commonly
5     VII,  32|    sprung from a most ancient family, and personally a man of
6     VII,  33|  forbade two belonging to one family to be elected magistrates
7     VII,  37|     were born of a most noble family. He shares the bribe with
8     VII,  77|       sprung from the noblest family among the Arverni, and possessing