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 1     I,     57|       raised platform and was pointed out by a tribune. If they
 2     I,     81|       for himself death. They pointed out too the raised ground
 3     I,     95|      of uncertain authorship, pointed at his cruelty, his arrogance,
 4    II,     31| lately admitted to surrender, pointed out a neighbouring wood,
 5   III,     71|        all his colleagues had pointed out that the sumptuary laws
 6    IV,     64|    death. As they spoke, they pointed to fortresses amid rocks
 7    VI,     50|   they turned their backs. He pointed, as he spoke, to his own
 8    XI,     45|   First, on the threshold, he pointed out the statue of Silius'
 9   XII,      1|      beauty, and fortune, and pointed to her claims to such a
10   XII,     17|     about alliance, when they pointed to the power of Rome in
11   XII,     52|      with other prospects and pointed to Armenia, which, as he
12   XII,     73|    country. This obscure hint pointed to the people of Chalcedon,
13  XIII,     65|   grandeur of his conception, pointed out "that the dissolution