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 1     I,     77|        foes with an eye to your advantage, not from hatred of my fatherland (
 2     I,     83|      and they separated without advantage to either. ~ ~
 3    II,     18|        deities, with no hope of advantage. They have, in fact, had
 4    II,     41|         thought for the State's advantage. Gallus Asinius argued on
 5    II,     47|       something for the general advantage in order that we might in
 6    II,     57|         fact too that he had an advantage in the illustrious rank
 7    IV,     80|      dreadful circumstances the advantage of escaping torture. More
 8    VI,     11|        it is perhaps less to my advantage to acknowledge than to deny
 9    VI,     52|        the country fought at an advantage. Still Artabanus did not
10    VI,     54|    urged Tiridates to seize the advantage thus offered, and then led
11    XI,     34|     before, with the additional advantage of a quiet mind, if only
12   XII,      2|   mother of Antonia, and on the advantage of excluding a new element
13   XII,      7|        It is, again, a singular advantage to us, due to divine providence,
14   XII,     39|       strength, but deriving an advantage from the deceptiveness of
15  XIII,     10|        to prepare for war at an advantage, or to rid himself of suspected
16  XIII,     51|     untouched and unguarded, no advantage or glory would accrue from
17  XIII,     58|         there was a prospect of advantage, there she transferred her
18  XIII,     61|        city. So Graptus, taking advantage of an idle panic into which
19   XIV,     24|        and at last weapons, the advantage resting with the populace
20   XIV,     56|      compensation in the public advantage." ~ ~
21    XV,     11|   Vologeses had not pressed his advantage with much vigour, Paetus
22    XV,     24|  turning the occasion to public advantage, after having stated his
23    XV,     35|         Therefore, it is to the advantage of Tiridates to accept as
24    XV,     71|      and that there could be no advantage in silence, revealed the
25    XV,     77| frequent interviews were to the advantage of neither, but still that