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 1  1,        3|           said, "that the question ought not to be put to the senate
 2  1,        9|            too, for his own honor, ought to sacrifice his desires
 3  1,       14|            and walls; wherefore he ought to pay some regard to the
 4  1,       21|          his own escape; that they ought to provide for their own
 5  1,       26|          to the conclusion that he ought not to relinquish Italy,
 6  1,       27|             yet he thought that he ought by all means to persevere
 7  1,       33|          on himself. That deputies ought to be sent to Pompey, to
 8  1,       36|    following language]; "that they ought to follow the precedent
 9  1,       36|       equal favors from both, they ought to show equal affection
10  1,       64|           began to think that they ought to hasten their march. Accordingly,
11  1,       68|       beset; that battles at night ought to be avoided, because,
12  1,       85|           spoke thus: "That Caesar ought not to be displeased either
13  2,       30|           their opinion, that they ought to withdraw at the third
14  2,       31|           of the army? For neither ought the obedient to suspect
15  2,       31|            our conduct confirm it? Ought not the defects of an army
16  2,       31|            give my opinion that we ought to attack their camp without
17  2,       31|       imagine that every expedient ought first to be tried; and I
18  2,       32|           is decided, and when you ought to reap the reward of your
19  3,        1|           had determined that they ought to be restored rather by
20  3,       10|         before, the terms of peace ought to be submitted to the senate
21  3,       10|          That in the mean time, it ought to content the republic
22  3,       15|         repining, and thought they ought not to leave the shores
23  3,       21|         themselves, and thought he ought to be treated as an enemy
24  3,       34|        guard the coast, thought he ought to sound the inclination
25  3,       37|          camp. Domitius thought he ought not to show any reluctance,
26  3,       55|         Sabinus, Caesar thought he ought to attempt the conquest
27  3,       58|         starved, Pompey thought he ought to make some attempt by
28  3,       73|            trifling one. That they ought to be grateful to Fortune,
29  3,       73|           corn; in fine, that they ought to remember with what success
30  3,       73|           loss had been sustained, ought to be attributed rather
31  3,       73|          secured and certain, they ought all now to use their utmost
32  3,       74|          were of opinion that they ought to continue in their present
33  3,       74|      consternation, and thought he ought to allow them time to recover
34  3,       82|         pleaded that no individual ought to have a preference before
35  3,       84|         troops, he thought that he ought to try whether Pompey had
36  3,       95| intrenchment, and thinking that he ought not to allow them any respite
37  3,      102|            3.102]Caesar thought he ought to postpone all business
38  3,      111|        spirit was displayed, which ought to be displayed when the