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 1    II,    111|     to them. New honours were devised and decreed, as men were
 2   III,      6|      the rostra; every honour devised by our ancestors or invented
 3   III,     39|    cabals among the Senators, devised many safeguards for freedom
 4   III,     74|  inflame it. Of the many laws devised by our ancestors, of the
 5   III,     79|       a phrase which Augustus devised as a designation of supremacy,
 6   III,     96|    not revolutionise a wisely devised and ever approved system.
 7    VI,     65|   copious inventiveness, have devised. Reproaches were at the
 8    VI,     69| consuls. Various honours were devised and decreed to the emperor
 9    XI,     32|       gentle method, recently devised, to one which accorded with
10  XIII,     29|    only remedy which could be devised was the expulsion of the
11  XIII,     57|     soon as she was free, she devised delays, pretended that her
12   XIV,      9|    something could be at once devised by Burrus and Seneca. He