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 1     I,     11|    distracted the funeral of the Divine Julius, or express a wish
 2     I,     16|      said, "the intellect of the Divine Augustus was equal to such
 3     I,     24|       yourselves asked it of the Divine Augustus. It is far from
 4     I,     39|        lingered the dread of the divine wrath; nor was it without
 5     I,     45|        claimed the legacy of the Divine Augustus, with words of
 6     I,     53|          was a descendant of the Divine Augustus and could face
 7     I,     55|        been violated by you. The Divine Julius once quelled an army'
 8     I,     55|        obedience 'citizens.' The Divine Augustus cowed the legions
 9     I,     56|       Germany. It is thy spirit, Divine Augustus, now received into
10     I,     77|           From the time that the Divine Augustus gave me the citizenship,
11     I,    100|         veiling in obscurity the divine as well as the human. However,
12    II,     17|        success they forget alike divine and human laws. If in your
13    II,     51|       statues at Bovillae to the Divine Augustus. ~ ~
14    II,     65|         for having ridiculed the Divine Augustus, Tiberius, and
15    II,     70|          of Antonius against the Divine Augustus. He taunted them
16    II,     93|         the granddaughter of the Divine Augustus, as well as my
17    II,    116|       those who called his work "divine" and himself "lord." Consequently,
18   III,      7| endurance, as in former days the Divine Julius after the loss of
19   III,      7|       his only daughter, and the Divine Augustus when he was bereft
20   III,     22|   formerly won the esteem of the Divine Augustus, your father, as
21   III,     33|       the daughter-in-law of the Divine Augustus was being sacrificed."
22   III,     35|                       Though the Divine Augustus in his public life
23   III,     38|       ties and a constitution of divine origin, to which some additions
24   III,     50|        empire. How often had the Divine Augustus travelled to West
25   III,     67|         the consulship under the Divine Augustus, and subsequently
26   III,     74|        of the many passed by the Divine Augustus, the first have
27   III,     80|         formerly summoned by the Divine Augustus to undertake this
28   III,     86|       whereupon the grove at the divine intimation was consecrated.
29   III,     87|         one lately passed by the Divine Augustus, in which they
30   III,     89|    privilege for a statue of the Divine Augustus. Decrees of the
31   III,     90|       dedicating a statue to the Divine Augustus near the theatre
32   III,     94|        in precedent, ordered the Divine Augustus's indictment of
33   III,     98|        science of law, human and divine, he had now dishonoured
34    IV,      2|          Caesar, grandson of the Divine Augustus, and the story
35    IV,     36|         assert their freedom. By divine providence, three vessels
36    IV,     47|          on the Caesars. Yet the Divine Julius, the Divine Augustus
37    IV,     47|       Yet the Divine Julius, the Divine Augustus themselves bore
38    IV,     50|       established worship of the Divine Augustus, and also of acts
39    IV,     52|          future. Inasmuch as the Divine Augustus did not forbid
40    IV,     52|          images representing the divine throughout all the provinces,
41    IV,     53|          discern alike human and divine claims; to the first, that,
42    IV,     58|        to the legislation of the Divine Augustus. ~ ~
43    IV,     70|       man to slay victims to the Divine Augustus and to persecute
44    IV,     74|     Jupiter, or Theseus, also of divine origin, or one of the Amazons,
45    IV,     85|          statue of statue of the Divine Augustus and appeal to the
46    VI,      3|   discovered something which the Divine Augustus had not foreseen.
47    VI,     24|      Greek flattery had paid him divine honours. ~ ~
48    VI,     36|       side, a master of law both divine and human, whose position
49    XI,     28|        and actually besieged the divine Julius at Alesia. These
50   XII,      7|          advantage to us, due to divine providence, for a widow
51   XII,     12|          compared himself to the Divine Augustus, from whom, he
52   XII,     27|      except Lucius Sulla and the Divine Augustus. ~ ~
53   XII,     29|      said, "it had been with the Divine Augustus, whose stepsons,
54   XII,     70|     already been arranged by the Divine Augustus that the Roman
55   XII,     80|     hesitation in the provinces. Divine honours were decreed to
56  XIII,     21|       connected as Nero with the Divine Augustus; and then, by marrying
57  XIII,     41|        been the colleague of the Divine Augustus, Nero's great-grandfather,
58  XIII,     51|   wonderful occurrence, almost a divine interposition. While the
59  XIII,     52|       that so they might observe divine ordinances and yet not interfer
60  XIII,     73|     think, through the bounty of divine power, that in that river
61   XIV,     30|         be the man marked out by divine providence; and he was encouraged
62   XIV,     31|          convinced people of the divine displeasure. ~ ~
63   XIV,     42|       temple also erected to the Divine Claudius was ever before
64    XV,     97|        the public expense to the Divine Nero. He implied indeed
65    XV,     97|        of his death, seeing that divine honours are not paid to
66   XVI,     22|   merciful decision. Again, when divine honours were decreed to
67   XVI,     24|     obedience to the acts of the Divine Augustus and the Divine
68   XVI,     24|          Divine Augustus and the Divine Julius. He contemns religious
69   XVI,     28|     Senate hear words, almost of divine inspiration, more than human.