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 1 VI     |       hellebore, which is, as people say, a poisonous kind of
 2 IX     |       An incredible number of people not only from that town,
 3 IX     |   theirs was ridiculed by the people of Sounder judgment, inasmuch
 4 IX     |  anything else, than what the people, following the Divine will,
 5 IX     |      being blocked out by the people, failed to appear, the officials
 6 IX(22) |    from this passage that the people at large were accustomed
 7 IX     |       shout was raised by the people, and the opposite party
 8 XI     |     and thus he delivered the people from the error of that superstition.~
 9 XIII   |      to oppose him. And these people, though, under the influence
10 XVI    |      church. There, while the people were looking on, and in
11 XVI    |        in the presence of the people, she arose with firm steps.~
12 XVII   |     was in confusion; and the people present took to flight.
13 XVIII  |  spread this report among the people, in order that by the fear
14 XIX(32)|  Treveri at first denoted the people (as often in Caesar, Bell.
15 XXI    |   have just slain one of your people." Then Martin assembled
16 XXIII  |     was seen, by the noise of people moving eagerly about, that
17 XXIV   |   himself authority among the people, was puffed up to such a
18 XXIV   |       the more easily deceive people by the brilliance of the
19 XXVII  | although a good many of these people are still venting41 their
20 XXVII  |     means feel ashamed if any people of that sort include myself