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1     I,     70|     had disdained him as an unequal match. This was Tiberius'
2     I,    103| further, that the State was unequal to the burden, unless the
3    II,     25|   wall. The general saw how unequal this close fighting was,
4   III,     48|  only is the sex feeble and unequal to hardship, but, when it
5   III,    104|                             Unequal to us in solid military
6    IV,     24|   power, which seemed to be unequal to the burden of such an
7    VI,     72|    question to which he was unequal, though he threw out some
8   XIV,     69|    of life, old as I am and unequal even to the lightest cares,
9    XV,     72|     a woman's frame must be unequal to the agony, ordered her