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 1    I,  14|          in order that they may suffer the more severely from a
 2    I,  27|         their arms, they should suffer punishment, or else induced
 3    I,  43|         he should at all events suffer none of them any more to
 4    I,  45|         people’s practice would suffer him to abandon most meritorious
 5   II,  31|       reduced to that state, to suffer any fate from the Roman
 6  III,   6|      panic-stricken, and do not suffer them to halt even upon the
 7   IV,  13|         order that he might not suffer any opportunity for engaging
 8   VI,   8|      that their dignity did not suffer them to fear to attack with
 9   VI,   9|    Germans, the innocent should suffer the penalty of the guilty:
10  VII,   8|      their property, and not to suffer them to be plundered by
11  VII,  30|        they ought to endure and suffer every thing which should
12  VII,  39| entreats that Caesar should not suffer their state to swerve from
13 VIII,   6|         of the republic, should suffer no calamity; he again draws
14 VIII,  12|       the command, nor would he suffer them to fight without him.
15 VIII,  19|    fought by turns, and did not suffer themselves to be surrounded,
16 VIII,  48|       him for assistance not to suffer the wound, which he had