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 1     I,     47|          against each other, they decided that a letter should be
 2     I,    101|       their burdens, were, it was decided, to be relieved for a time
 3    II,     37|       accused denied this, it was decided that his slaves who recognised
 4    II,     41|     Fronto, an ex-praetor. It was decided that vessels of solid gold
 5    II,     62|          and Tmolus, were; it was decided, to be exempted from tribute
 6   III,     47|          respect to Africa it was decided that the emperor should
 7   III,     48|       said, "had it been formerly decided that women were not to be
 8   III,     85|                It was accordingly decided that the different states
 9    IV,      9|          a private person, it was decided in the law courts. All this,
10    IV,     14|        who were in the secret had decided on the time and place of
11    IV,     22|                       It was then decided, after a discussion of religious
12    IV,     25|          emperor. The two, it was decided, were to be attacked, but
13    IV,     59|      authenticity. Philip had not decided arbitrarily, but according
14    IV,     59|           And so the question was decided in favour of the Messenians.~ ~
15    IV,     72|          not surprising if he had decided on harsh treatment against
16    IV,     84|       stopped the proceeding, and decided to wait for the emperor,
17     V,     12|                       It was next decided to punish the remaining
18    VI,     42|           burial, while those who decided their fate themselves, had
19   XII,      7| conciliatory speech, and met with decided acquiescence from the Senate,
20   XII,     27|                       It was also decided that the augury of the public
21   XII,     63|    marriage to slaves, and it was decided that those who had thus
22   XII,     77|           Agrippina, who had long decided on the crime and eagerly
23   XII,     77|         his love for his son. She decided on some rare compound which
24  XIII,     47|          messages, it was at last decided to fix a time and a place
25  XIII,     66|           less costly, and it was decided that merchant ships should
26   XIV,     75|           sufficient in number or decided in purpose, and, finding
27   XIV,     81|    absurdity. Consequently it was decided to procure a confession
28    XV,     26|          eagerly is a prosecution decided on. Well; let it be decided
29    XV,     26|       decided on. Well; let it be decided on, and let the provincials
30    XV,     27|    finally passed, as the consuls decided that there had been no formal
31    XV,     66|                      At last they decided to carry out their design
32    XV,     80|          answer, that she too had decided to die, and claimed for
33   XVI,     29|           the senators would have decided, had they seen Thrasea on
34   XVI,     39|        detail what the Senate had decided. When all who were present,