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 1     I,     16|      as many, by uniting their efforts would more easily discharge
 2     I,     34|      of her light to their own efforts, and imagining that their
 3    IV,     81|     and age, had baffled their efforts at recognition. Fifty thousand
 4   XII,     28|     ambitious and vainglorious efforts of our kings in this matter.
 5   XII,     78|       of helping the emperor's efforts to vomit, this man, it is
 6  XIII,     45|    frustrated in his prolonged efforts to bring on an engagement
 7  XIII,     48| pressed. So impetuous were the efforts of the army that within
 8   XIV,     16|   distinguished citizens. What efforts had it cost him to hinder
 9    XV,     14|    worthy recompense for their efforts, that they were bound. If
10    XV,     20|    Corbulo complained that his efforts had been fruitless and that
11    XV,     54|   married women. But all human efforts, all the lavish gifts of
12   XVI,     26|  citizens of Pergamos in their efforts to hinder Acratus, one of