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 1     I,     11|     Divine Julius, or express a wish that Augustus should be
 2     I,     17|      what part of the State you wish to have intrusted to you?"
 3     I,     45|      Germanicus, and, should he wish for empire, they showed
 4     I,     92|   common soldier's uniform, and wish him to be called Caesar
 5    II,     65|      against himself he did not wish to be the subject of judicial
 6    II,     69|         Pontus, from an anxious wish to become acquainted with
 7   III,     73|     done their duty, as I would wish all other officials likewise
 8   III,     76|         my burdens. But if they wish to denounce vice, and when
 9    IV,     12| restoring the republic, and the wish that the consuls or some
10    IV,     35|        uncle Blaesus he did not wish to be forgotten. But this
11    IV,     55|        the alliance. He did not wish to rid himself of the duties
12    IV,     71|        her request, but did not wish to show displeasure or apprehension,
13    IV,     75|    ascribed to himself, and his wish to hide by the place of
14     V,      1|    husband, whether against her wish is uncertain. So impatient
15     V,      2|        this having been her own wish. In a part of the same letter
16    VI,     40| marvellous phenomenon. It is my wish to make known all on which
17   XII,      9|     attainments, and it was her wish too for the boyhood of Domitius
18   XII,     50|          but knew well to whose wish he owed his promotion. Agrippina,
19   XIV,     11|        they at once prepared to wish her joy, till the sight
20   XIV,     57|  emperor forbade, as he did not wish an ancient custom, which
21    XV,     45|         must be obeyed in their wish to retain him." ~ ~
22    XV,     59|         are so powerful, do not wish for strictness or special
23    XV,     87|         his neck resolutely, "I wish," said he, "that your stroke