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 1  1,        1| should not be deprived of the favor of the people, who had ordered,
 2  1,        2|       Caesar, and courted his favor, as they did on former occasions,
 3  1,        2|   means of regaining Caesar's favor and friendship." Scipio
 4  1,       10|       was chagrined, that the favor of the Roman people was
 5  1,       29|       Pompey himself, were in favor of Caesar's party. Therefore,
 6  1,       33|     Caesar] from the people's favor? He made mention of his
 7  2,       18|      province was inclined to favor Caesar's party. He thought
 8  2,       22|   claim they could lay to his favor, left two legions in garrison
 9  3,       10| fortune showed ever so little favor to either, he who thought
10  3,       73|     to Fortune, through whose favor they had recovered Italy
11  3,       73|       of blood; through whose favor they had subdued the two
12  3,       73|       generals; through whose favor they had reduced to submission