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1   III,    102|       that he granted them as a compliment to Sejanus, whose uncle
2    IV,     35|     refused by Tiberius, out of compliment to Sejanus, the glory of
3    VI,      3|    minds, under the pretence of compliment, to ruin military discipline?
4    XI,     31| becoming senators at Rome. This compliment was paid to their ancient
5   XII,     49|      others by way of a seeming compliment. Even of the freedmen, all
6    XV,     37|         of Tiridates, by way of compliment to him, and to reassure