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  1     I,      8|      body, and this was the only public duty he now claimed."~ ~
  2     I,      9|        empire. He looked also at public opinion, wishing to have
  3     I,     14|        feuds for the sake of the public welfare), still Pompeius
  4     I,     16|      would more easily discharge public functions." There was more
  5     I,     55|       Senate? Even the rights of public enemies, the sacred character
  6     I,     66|          we were detained by the public mourning for the loss of
  7     I,     99|    weakened by the pressure of a public road and aqueduct, and he
  8     I,    102|          crowd round them in the public streets, that they should
  9    II,     39|       surname of Drusus. Days of public thanksgiving were appointed
 10    II,     44|    nothing of the adjournment of public business in this year, if
 11    II,     50|    Tiberius did not venture on a public execution, but ordered him
 12    II,     63|                  To his splendid public liberality the emperor added
 13    II,    109|      suspension of business, the public courts were deserted, and
 14    II,    111|       and how he had died in the public service. A cenotaph was
 15   III,      4|         dignity to shed tears in public, or else fearing that, if
 16   III,     10|         because the place was so public.~ ~
 17   III,     24|      ought to be erased from the public register, half of his property
 18   III,     25|          to be struck out of the public register, since that of
 19   III,     26|         marked out for empire by public opinion, expectation and
 20   III,     33|         to that very Pompey, the public buildings and statues of
 21   III,     35|       the Divine Augustus in his public life enjoyed unshaken prosperity,
 22   III,     40|         elected consul to reform public morals, but in applying
 23   III,     48|         he was proposing for the public, by having kept her in Italy,
 24   III,     67|    Quirinus be celebrated with a public funeral. With the old patrician
 25   III,     69|         mind and the ears of the public, neither dungeon nor halter
 26   III,     73|       what I think to be for the public good. In this debate it
 27   III,     76|     enmities, and though for the public good I encounter formidable
 28   III,     81|  proposed that on all monuments, public or private, should be inscribed,
 29   III,     82|        hindered by illness or by public duty. For seventy-five years
 30   III,     91|          he, with his dislike of public freedom, was disgusted at
 31   III,     98|          dishonoured a brilliant public career as well as a virtuous
 32   III,    100|       was not during the days of public sacrifice or more than twice
 33   III,    107|       the praetorship, gained in public favour through the wrong;
 34    IV,      7|      policy. In the first place, public business and the most important
 35    IV,      8|        and other branches of the public revenue, they were in the
 36    IV,     19|            sought to disturb the public peace, and to bring disgrace
 37    IV,     20|         forum of Augustus at the public expense. Everything indeed
 38    IV,     38| rebellion and disturbance of the public peace charged on two leading
 39    IV,     50|          injure Serenus, to whom public hatred was actually a protection.
 40    IV,     56|  regulate their chief actions by public opinion, were in a different
 41    IV,     63|          by the Termestini. Some public money had been embezzled,
 42    IV,     74|         announced at Smyrna in a public assembly, all who were present
 43    IV,     80|          of wealth, nor zeal for public popularity, but he had simply
 44    IV,     85|          in Campania, warned the public by an edict not to disturb
 45    IV,     85|      message, every visit, their public and their private life were
 46    IV,     86|         home, their companion in public, the solitary survivor of
 47    IV,     88|        solitude; the streets and public places were forsaken. A
 48    IV,     94|         themselves to be seen in public. Still, neither of them
 49     V,      3|          no hope from merit (and public calamities are ever used
 50    VI,     16|          decree, honoured with a public funeral. ~ ~
 51    VI,     21|        long obsolete because the public good is sacrificed to private
 52    VI,     22|         imperial treasury or the public exchequer. To meet this,
 53    VI,     33|       said and did to be read in public. That there had been spies
 54    VI,     69|       two structures even at the public cost, the temple of Augustus
 55    XI,      6|           and of all articles of public merchandise nothing was
 56    XI,     19|         in private, dangerous in public life, had nothing to hope
 57    XI,     27|       the war-department. As the public business increased, two
 58    XI,     28|       the privilege of obtaining public offices at Rome. There was
 59    XI,     30|         should be intrusted with public offices is not, as many
 60    XI,     42|        found them, either in the public streets or in hiding. Messalina,
 61    XI,     49|         removed from all places, public or private. To Narcissus
 62   XII,      6|      cares, he might consult the public welfare. How again could
 63   XII,      8|       and generally arrogance in public, no sort of immodesty at
 64   XII,     27|   decided that the augury of the public safety, which for twenty-five
 65   XII,     28|        they are specified in the public records.~ ~
 66   XII,     60|         she was conducted at the public charge to Tiridates, who
 67   XII,     63|    Scipio added that he deserved public thanks for thinking less
 68   XII,     68|       clients exemption from all public burdens. His pleading too
 69  XIII,      9|     those members who proposed a public thanksgiving, and that on
 70  XIII,     29|          concealed, but often in public view, till, with the people
 71  XIII,     31|         city tribes, the various public functionaries, the establishments
 72  XIII,     33|         not to be entered on the public books by the officials of
 73  XIII,     34|    transferred the charge of the public accounts from these officers
 74  XIII,     38|      beasts, or indeed any other public entertainment; for hitherto
 75  XIII,     54|         had been embezzlement of public monies. Then, as an entire
 76  XIII,     58|         Seldom did she appear in public, and it was always with
 77  XIII,     63|           if he thought that the public welfare required freedom
 78  XIII,     66|        about every branch of the public revenue, which had hitherto
 79  XIII,     72|          be judges. This was his public answer to the Ampsivarii;
 80   XIV,     20|      without the spectacle being public. Soon he actually invited
 81   XIV,     20|       the same way. However, the public exposure of his shame acted
 82   XIV,     21|         to disgrace himself on a public stage, he instituted some
 83   XIV,     24|       forbidden to have any such public gathering for ten years,
 84   XIV,     50|   animosities interfere with the public interest, and had spread
 85   XIV,     56|          its compensation in the public advantage." ~ ~
 86   XIV,     60|     conspicuous as an example of public clemency." ~ ~
 87   XIV,     85|       event, was then a token of public disaster. Still, if any
 88    XV,     21|         to the management of the public revenues, and inveighed
 89    XV,     23|         in any department of the public service, or even hold good
 90    XV,     24|          turning the occasion to public advantage, after having
 91    XV,     25|         of our protection, while public opinion may cease to say
 92    XV,     29| discharged. To these was added a public thanksgiving, and a temple
 93    XV,     42|        himself frequently on the public stage. Hitherto he had sung
 94    XV,     45|        Then having declared in a public proclamation that his absence
 95    XV,     47|         prepared banquets in the public places, and used the whole
 96    XV,     49|       the Campus Martius and the public buildings of Agrippa, and
 97    XV,     53|        in several places for the public use, officers were appointed,
 98    XV,     55|       not, as it seemed, for the public good, but to glut one man'
 99    XV,     58|        two heads were exposed to public view, or were discovered
100    XV,     64|   plunder of the citizens, or in public, to accomplish what on the
101    XV,     73|         there flying through the public places, through private
102    XV,     73|    having entered a banquet or a public show in company, was construed
103    XV,     75|         himself a few moments in public, then sought the retirement
104    XV,     83|          who were condemned by a public sentence of the people of
105    XV,     96|     deterred him from perverting public miseries into an occasion
106    XV,     97|         possible be built at the public expense to the Divine Nero.
107   XVI,      4|        rabble that he would make public property of all his accomplishments (
108   XVI,      4|        their indifference to the public disgrace. ~ ~
109   XVI,      6|       Julii. She had, however, a public funeral, and Nero himself
110   XVI,      7|         Poppaea, which, though a public grief, was a delight to
111   XVI,     23|    present at the recital of the public prayers, though he had been
112   XVI,     31|    senators for neglecting their public duties, and drawing by their
113   XVI,     32|       prosperity, who treats our public places, theatres and temples
114   XVI,     34|         glory rather than to the public welfare, by fostering seditious