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1    II,     41|      the other side. "With the growth of the empire private wealth
2   III,     74| disorders of long standing and growth can be checked only by sharp
3    IV,     36|     which there was an immense growth, while the freeborn populace
4    VI,     25|      fellowship, and, with the growth of cruelty, pity was thrust
5    XI,     18|      sound learning and to the growth of foreign superstitions.
6   XII,     28| precinct was enlarged with the growth of Rome's fortunes. The
7   XIV,     21|      squandering. Hence a rank growth of abominations and of all
8    XV,     58|      mighty nor hidden, as its growth had been checked in the