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 1     I,     24|        you did not demand, why, contrary to the habit of obedience,
 2     I,     24|         the habit of obedience, contrary to the law of discipline,
 3     I,     96|         of Augustus. Nor was it contrary to the religion of the State
 4    II,     77|    without the emperor's leave, contrary to the regulations of Augustus.
 5   III,     83|         inscription in gold, so contrary to national usage. Letters
 6    IV,     26|          Marcus Lepidus, on the contrary, was for giving a fourth
 7    IV,     40|       emperor, with a harshness contrary to his manner, spoke openly
 8    IV,     49|         next generation. On the contrary, the persecution of genius
 9    IV,     59|          The Messenians, on the contrary, alleged the ancient division
10    VI,      9|        pitied. Tiberius, on the contrary, denounced them as foremost
11    VI,     11|       friendship. Those, on the contrary, whom he hated, had to struggle
12    VI,     22| purchase of estates, proved the contrary, as the usurers had hoarded
13    VI,     29|    wicked; while others, on the contrary, believe that though there
14   XII,     56|   gestures, though some, on the contrary, pitied such a reverse of
15   XII,     57|  approved the crime and receive contrary orders from the emperor,
16  XIII,      7|        by tutors. "Some, on the contrary, argued that this was better
17  XIII,     59|   before her eyes. Nero, on the contrary, with his slave girl mistress,
18   XIV,     49|      out of like glory, and had contrary to all military usage disregarded
19   XIV,     55|   decrees were demanded from us contrary to the customs and laws
20    XV,     60|        both of senatorian rank, contrary to what was expected of
21   XVI,     20|        the men in power. On the contrary, he described fully the
22   XVI,     27|          and he himself, on the contrary, dreaded the glance and