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1    IV,      2| sake of which he sometimes lavish and luxurious, but oftener
2     V,      2|  the Senate had voted on a lavish scale to her memory, allowing
3    VI,     19|   these Caius Geminius, by lavish expenditure and a luxurious
4    XI,     25|   Rome, where, through the lavish expenditure of his friends
5   XII,     74|    s heart by flattery and lavish liberality, while Agrippina
6  XIII,     20|   But his mother's rage no lavish bounty could allay. She
7    XV,     54| all human efforts, all the lavish gifts of the emperor, and