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1 2,2 |         was only redeemed by the dignity and force of his glance
2 3,2 |       ambitious to attain to the dignity of sovereign pontiff, and
3 3,3 | recommendation to posts of great dignity, although they had no claims
4 5,7 |         were spoken with so much dignity and at the same time with
5 8,3 |       every other ecclesiastical dignity and preferment that had
6 10,3|        conferred upon Caesar the dignity he had so long coveted,
7 13,5|          up would not beseem the dignity of the republic, and that