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 1     I,     22|        will you dare to demand relief, if you do not go with your
 2     I,     22|      there is no end. Our only relief can come from military life
 3     I,     39|    burst over them. Their only relief from misery was to quit
 4     I,     99|      poverty to confession and relief.~ ~
 5    II,     47|      recklessness, will expect relief from others, thus becoming
 6    II,     69| celebrated localities. He gave relief, as he went, to provinces
 7   III,     40|       and some light temporary relief afforded.~ ~
 8    IV,     84|   bounty of the prince brought relief to suffering, yet every
 9    IV,     91|     which she was supported by relief from Augusta, who having
10    IV,     92|      and when they received no relief, they sought a remedy in
11    IV,     94|       and for this they sought relief in sycophancy. And so, although
12    VI,     56|     two summer-campaigns, as a relief to the reader's mind from
13   XII,      6|       there be a more virtuous relief for the mind of an imperial
14   XII,     73|       for immunity or at least relief, and were supported by the
15   XIV,     37|   earthquake, and, without any relief from us, recovered itself
16   XIV,     69|       it weighs heavily. To me relief is a necessity. Just as
17    XV,     66|   entreaty, apparently craving relief for his private necessities,