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 1    I,  18|          the person, a man of the highest daring, in great favor with
 2    I,  18|         Romans, he entertains the highest hope of gaining the sovereignty
 3    I,  19|            in whom he reposed the highest confidence in every thing;
 4    I,  21|          powers, to ascend to the highest ridge of the mountain with
 5    I,  34| state-business and matters of the highest importance to both of them.
 6    I,  41|        surprising manner, and the highest ardor and eagerness for
 7    I,  47|       Caburus, a young man of the highest courage and accomplishments (
 8   II,   6|         of the Remi, a man of the highest rank and influence among
 9   II,  23|       flank, part to make for the highest point of the encampment. ~
10   II,  24|        Decuman Gate, and from the highest ridge of the hill had seen
11    V,  43|           fortifications amid the highest applause. Fortune so dealt
12   VI,  20|        measures in affairs of the highest importance. The magistrates
13   VI,  43|           they should acquire the highest favor with Caesar, nearly
14  VII,   4|     Arvernian, a young man of the highest power (whose father had
15  VII,  39|           a young man born in the highest rank and possessing very
16  VII,  39|          a humble position to the highest rank, on being recommended
17  VII,  59|            a state which held the highest reputation for prowess in
18  VII,  83|      those states, which bear the highest character for courage; they