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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
emperor trajan | 145 |
tells us | 112 |
ad att | 72 |
let us | 42 |
ad div | 38 |
two years | 35 |
doubt whether | 28 |
young man | 28 |
one side | 26 |
old age | 25 |
brother quintus | 24 |
thousand sesterces | 23 |
de oratore | 23 |
tell us | 22 |
one man | 22 |
reader will | 21 |
public life | 21 |
even though | 20 |
three years | 20 |
take care | 20 |
de officiis | 19 |
says cicero | 19 |
next year | 19 |
took place | 19 |
years afterward | 19 |
think proper | 18 |
told us | 18 |
shall find | 18 |
old man | 18 |
two men | 18 |
sextus roscius | 18 |
hundred thousand | 18 |
roman people | 18 |
roman empire | 18 |
young men | 18 |
dio cassius | 18 |
roman citizen | 18 |
cicero tells | 17 |
may imagine | 17 |
gives us | 17 |
two consuls | 17 |
go back | 17 |
actio secunda | 17 |
great man | 16 |
roman citizens | 16 |
letter written | 16 |
de legibus | 16 |
de republica | 16 |
years old | 15 |
many years | 15 |
may say | 15 |
put forward | 15 |
cicero says | 15 |
next day | 15 |
dearest secundus | 15 |
thought proper | 14 |
well known | 14 |
five years | 14 |
two thousand | 14 |
ten years | 14 |
will find | 14 |
de finibus | 13 |
de divinatione | 13 |
will say | 13 |
velleius paterculus | 13 |
every man | 13 |
one thing | 13 |
years ago | 13 |
know nothing | 13 |
will give | 13 |
decimus brutus | 13 |
quintus cicero | 13 |
cicero wrote | 12 |
elected consul | 12 |
telling us | 12 |
roscius amerinus | 12 |
many others | 12 |
left rome | 12 |
second time | 12 |
first place | 12 |
year cicero | 11 |
cicero defended | 11 |
roman nobleman | 11 |
thirty years | 11 |
whole life | 11 |
catiline oration | 11 |
may perhaps | 11 |
man may | 11 |
come back | 11 |
twenty years | 11 |
may call | 11 |
whose name | 11 |
speeches made | 11 |
knew well | 11 |
political life | 11 |
one day | 11 |
per cent | 11 |
many things | 11 |
cicero made | 11 |
every day | 10 |
may see | 10 |
long since | 10 |
pro marcello | 10 |
civil war | 10 |
good things | 10 |
us now | 10 |
roman history | 10 |
treatise de | 10 |
moral essays | 10 |
shall see | 10 |
three books | 10 |
know whether | 10 |
among us | 10 |
greek philosophy | 10 |
first triumvirate | 10 |
carried away | 10 |
though indeed | 10 |
bona dea | 10 |
noble romans | 10 |
will never | 9 |
last year | 9 |
agrarian law | 9 |
shall hear | 9 |
young friend | 9 |
good man | 9 |
will make | 9 |
two letters | 9 |
thousand years | 9 |
four years | 9 |
make us | 9 |
asia minor | 9 |
taken place | 9 |
consul elect | 9 |
may suppose | 9 |
must go | 9 |
may take | 9 |
three men | 9 |
will remember | 9 |
tells atticus | 9 |
four hundred | 9 |
roman knight | 9 |
cicero thought | 9 |
ad fam | 9 |
nothing else | 9 |
roman governor | 9 |
following year | 9 |
cicero speaks | 9 |
will come | 9 |
came back | 9 |
feel sure | 9 |
every one | 9 |
will think | 9 |
short time | 8 |
seven years | 8 |
man whose | 8 |
brought back | 8 |
mean time | 8 |
de natura | 8 |
href linknote | 8 |
will see | 8 |
new law | 8 |
cicero knew | 8 |
marc antony | 8 |
may think | 8 |
immortal gods | 8 |
law courts | 8 |
cisalpine gaul | 8 |
one year | 8 |
two brothers | 8 |
question whether | 8 |
left behind | 8 |
de quincey | 8 |
cornelius tacitus | 8 |
tusculan villa | 8 |
reader may | 8 |
cicero declares | 8 |
plutarch tells | 8 |
brought forward | 8 |
aulus gellius | 8 |
id linknoteref | 8 |
second book | 8 |
look back | 8 |
name linknoteref | 8 |
next letter | 8 |
novus homo | 8 |
cicero writes | 8 |
either side | 7 |
de amicitia | 7 |
doubted whether | 7 |
greater part | 7 |
last letter | 7 |
might well | 7 |
valerius maximus | 7 |
last two | 7 |
rich man | 7 |
cornelius nepos | 7 |
much less | 7 |
even yet | 7 |
will go | 7 |
cicero began | 7 |
now called | 7 |
consular rank | 7 |
might make | 7 |
brave man | 7 |
every word | 7 |
first conspiracy | 7 |
proconsular authority | 7 |
just now | 7 |
great men | 7 |
five books | 7 |
well acquainted | 7 |
perfect orator | 7 |
must know | 7 |
de oratoribus | 7 |
french critic | 7 |
natura deorum | 7 |
pro murena | 7 |
next chapter | 7 |
contra verrem | 7 |
old friend | 7 |
consular year | 7 |
marcus brutus | 7 |
consider whether | 7 |
public affairs | 7 |
make use | 7 |
six years | 7 |
world around | 7 |
may probably | 7 |
noble roman | 7 |
letters written | 7 |
pro milone | 7 |
human nature | 7 |
cicero spoke | 7 |
public man | 7 |
honest man | 7 |
now come | 7 |
old republic | 7 |
latter days | 7 |
two different | 7 |
wise man | 7 |
will tell | 7 |
third book | 7 |
conscript fathers | 7 |
provincial government | 7 |
ad quin | 6 |
cicero pleaded | 6 |
long enough | 6 |
near rome | 6 |
cicero makes | 6 |
considerable time | 6 |
will look | 6 |
among men | 6 |
well worthy | 6 |
high place | 6 |
shall come | 6 |
great roman | 6 |
among many | 6 |
new academy | 6 |
will endeavor | 6 |
roman power | 6 |
future life | 6 |
may possibly | 6 |
roman citizenship | 6 |
much better | 6 |
run away | 6 |
voconius romanus | 6 |
reached us | 6 |
two sons | 6 |
cedant arma | 6 |
save one | 6 |
will probably | 6 |
first part | 6 |
dialogue de | 6 |
second year | 6 |
will consider | 6 |
old forms | 6 |
might still | 6 |
public games | 6 |
two hundred | 6 |
de claris | 6 |
pro domo | 6 |
three children | 6 |
earlier years | 6 |
private life | 6 |
may learn | 6 |
young quintus | 6 |
years since | 6 |
leading men | 6 |
two days | 6 |
du rozoir | 6 |
good thing | 6 |
great numbers | 6 |
pro sexto | 6 |
public opinion | 6 |
high office | 6 |
first time | 6 |
roman life | 6 |
will add | 6 |
optimo genere | 6 |
civil wars | 6 |
long letter | 6 |
looking back | 6 |
private persons | 6 |
us say | 6 |
four books | 6 |
even now | 6 |
sexto roscio | 6 |
well aware | 6 |
pro lege | 6 |
will always | 6 |
come across | 6 |
several days | 6 |
actio prima | 6 |
third day | 6 |
great deal | 6 |
enclosed portico | 6 |
best known | 6 |
must remember | 6 |
given us | 6 |
good men | 6 |
defending milo | 6 |
might go | 6 |
present moment | 6 |
pro cluentio | 6 |
set forth | 6 |
made consul | 6 |
one word | 6 |
cicero took | 6 |
de optimo | 5 |
cicero gives | 5 |
last day | 5 |
hardly think | 5 |
stand well | 5 |
appius claudius | 5 |
two legions | 5 |
two kinds | 5 |
twelve months | 5 |
take place | 5 |
roman senator | 5 |
public slaves | 5 |
optimus maximus | 5 |
will bear | 5 |
excellent man | 5 |
first day | 5 |
private affairs | 5 |
work done | 5 |
lege manilia | 5 |
see ch | 5 |
great thing | 5 |
years later | 5 |
large sums | 5 |
good fortune | 5 |
six months | 5 |
piso frugi | 5 |
come forward | 5 |
every turn | 5 |
must look | 5 |
little farther | 5 |
ever made | 5 |
says mr | 5 |
words spoken | 5 |
great extent | 5 |
latin language | 5 |
chapter ix | 5 |
non modo | 5 |
give way | 5 |
old days | 5 |
cicero became | 5 |
almost entirely | 5 |
good story | 5 |
claris oratoribus | 5 |
past ages | 5 |
time came | 5 |
kept alive | 5 |
much greater | 5 |
left us | 5 |
never left | 5 |
brought together | 5 |
second conspiracy | 5 |
two great | 5 |
high degree | 5 |
good citizen | 5 |
reader must | 5 |
never spoken | 5 |
must confess | 5 |
senate decreed | 5 |
among romans | 5 |
de lege | 5 |
consular speeches | 5 |
suited cicero | 5 |
third time | 5 |
little story | 5 |
shall think | 5 |
happy man | 5 |
young nobleman | 5 |
sixth year | 5 |
many men | 5 |
whole world | 5 |
us feel | 5 |
metellus celer | 5 |
well know | 5 |
murdered man | 5 |
long life | 5 |
metellus nepos | 5 |
verrine orations | 5 |
fourth part | 5 |
first catiline | 5 |
cicero must | 5 |
optimus orator | 5 |
chapter viii | 5 |
cicero will | 5 |
political views | 5 |
great consul | 5 |
may presume | 5 |
well understood | 5 |
human race | 5 |
every point | 5 |
old roman | 5 |
last illness | 5 |
every side | 5 |
roman oligarchy | 5 |
till lately | 5 |
marcus tullius | 5 |
eight years | 5 |
took away | 5 |
called philosophy | 5 |
remorseless condemnation | 5 |
four days | 5 |
daughter tullia | 5 |
modern readers | 5 |
might best | 5 |
three hundred | 5 |
ever written | 5 |
sed etiam | 5 |
became consul | 5 |
capital punishment | 5 |
palatine hill | 5 |
domo sua | 5 |
consular office | 5 |
came across | 5 |
de fato | 5 |
cicero seems | 5 |
young marcus | 5 |
fifty years | 5 |
made use | 5 |
almost divine | 5 |
public service | 5 |
strong feeling | 5 |
taken away | 5 |
first book | 5 |
good deal | 5 |
rich men | 5 |
hands clean | 5 |
first speech | 5 |
must now | 5 |
greek philosophers | 5 |
private letters | 5 |
man among | 5 |
jupiter optimus | 5 |
hard things | 5 |
man will | 5 |
may come | 5 |
cicero defends | 5 |
intimate friend | 5 |
dean merivale | 5 |
will therefore | 5 |
claudius marcellus | 5 |
second philippic | 5 |
man worthy | 4 |
strong enough | 4 |
took nothing | 4 |
know also | 4 |
must suppose | 4 |
defended rabirius | 4 |
shall go | 4 |
de senectute | 4 |
become almost | 4 |
respective cities | 4 |
great officers | 4 |
hundred miles | 4 |
time will | 4 |
taken care | 4 |
left alone | 4 |
chapter vii | 4 |
well pleased | 4 |
early age | 4 |
whilst others | 4 |
whose names | 4 |
calpurnius macer | 4 |
young octavius | 4 |
whose opinion | 4 |
catilius severus | 4 |
chosen consul | 4 |
might possibly | 4 |
willing enough | 4 |
great affection | 4 |
accuses cicero | 4 |
flavius archippus | 4 |
military tribune | 4 |
will take | 4 |
hear nothing | 4 |
servius sulpicius | 4 |
lege agraria | 4 |
made public | 4 |
cared nothing | 4 |
another letter | 4 |
see appendix | 4 |
eighteen months | 4 |
chapter vi | 4 |
three days | 4 |
cicero begins | 4 |
put forth | 4 |
roman politics | 4 |
one night | 4 |
without fear | 4 |
public bath | 4 |
greater length | 4 |
came forward | 4 |
plutarch says | 4 |
last moments | 4 |
one letter | 4 |
moment came | 4 |
right hand | 4 |
large fortune | 4 |
known nothing | 4 |
altogether different | 4 |
says mommsen | 4 |
whole speech | 4 |
new man | 4 |
great opponent | 4 |
altogether opposed | 4 |
setting sun | 4 |
modern days | 4 |
reminds us | 4 |
different parts | 4 |
may doubt | 4 |
every kind | 4 |
will ask | 4 |
one honest | 4 |
divided among | 4 |
high rank | 4 |
may gather | 4 |
become one | 4 |
board ship | 4 |
find one | 4 |
popular vote | 4 |
sweet savor | 4 |
roman republic | 4 |
caecilius secundus | 4 |
january cicero | 4 |
roman senate | 4 |
public business | 4 |
cives romanus | 4 |
publius quintius | 4 |
plinius caecilius | 4 |
collected together | 4 |
third husband | 4 |
chapter iii | 4 |
republican form | 4 |
old rome | 4 |
nothing better | 4 |
man must | 4 |
became necessary | 4 |
public work | 4 |
informs us | 4 |
may also | 4 |
clean hands | 4 |
following words | 4 |
official life | 4 |
chapter ii | 4 |
know well | 4 |
greek tutor | 4 |
make another | 4 |
men might | 4 |
following lines | 4 |
must depend | 4 |
might fall | 4 |
accused man | 4 |
another friend | 4 |
quod nondum | 4 |
hand writers | 4 |
must say | 4 |
last chapter | 4 |
shortly afterward | 4 |
fifty miles | 4 |
little late | 4 |
get back | 4 |
hardly necessary | 4 |
hardly believe | 4 |
done something | 4 |
la harpe | 4 |
upper classes | 4 |
died fighting | 4 |
de re | 4 |
large body | 4 |
roman government | 4 |
first year | 4 |
real work | 4 |
vestal virgins | 4 |
black sea | 4 |
little like | 4 |
say nothing | 4 |
cicero went | 4 |
future ages | 4 |
caius cornelius | 4 |
made one | 4 |
days together | 4 |
must fall | 4 |
highest rank | 4 |
nine years | 4 |
imminent danger | 4 |
cicero alludes | 4 |
praise verres | 4 |
like cicero | 4 |
emperor augustus | 4 |
days afterward | 4 |
thought fit | 4 |
cincian law | 4 |
shall know | 4 |
two speeches | 4 |
cicero always | 4 |
plainly enough | 4 |
method will | 4 |
one set | 4 |
left unfinished | 4 |
long ago | 4 |
will become | 4 |
men around | 4 |
ample evidence | 4 |
northern italy | 4 |
shall learn | 4 |
may become | 4 |
present day | 4 |
august assembly | 4 |
public funeral | 4 |
gaius plinius | 4 |
middleton says | 4 |
will quote | 4 |
must acknowledge | 4 |
law passed | 4 |
forty years | 4 |
without authority | 4 |
roman writers | 4 |
give us | 4 |
roman law | 4 |
good offices | 4 |
consul piso | 4 |
palmy days | 4 |
two tituses | 4 |
twelve per | 4 |
let pompey | 4 |
well imagine | 4 |
never heard | 4 |
calpurnius piso | 4 |
earliest years | 4 |
already quoted | 4 |
two gauls | 4 |
sent forth | 4 |
one great | 4 |
another place | 4 |
might probably | 4 |
german historian | 4 |
good government | 4 |
chapter iv | 4 |
now call | 4 |
come among | 4 |
ever saw | 4 |
verginius rufus | 4 |
one might | 4 |
will let | 4 |
friend trebatius | 4 |
many friends | 4 |
two slaves | 4 |
citizens generally | 4 |
speech pro | 4 |
perpetua oratio | 4 |
decide whether | 4 |
justly merit | 4 |
provincial plunder | 4 |
done well | 4 |
de petitione | 4 |
will venture | 4 |
well enough | 4 |
punic war | 4 |
public money | 4 |
lucius piso | 4 |
story told | 4 |
may know | 4 |
young wife | 4 |
seventh year | 4 |
might perhaps | 4 |
see now | 4 |
common among | 4 |
one else | 4 |
words written | 4 |
may well | 4 |
injury done | 4 |
chapter xi | 4 |
genere oratorum | 4 |
something beyond | 4 |
great part | 4 |
poured forth | 4 |
sole consul | 4 |
will send | 4 |
every citizen | 4 |
without reference | 4 |
elder pliny | 4 |
cicero pleads | 4 |
bring back | 4 |
roman army | 4 |
still alive | 4 |
chapter xii | 4 |
hundred years | 4 |
much money | 4 |
certain sum | 4 |
free legation | 4 |
may understand | 4 |
catiline conspiracy | 4 |
beau ideal | 4 |
former case | 4 |
annius severus | 4 |
two together | 4 |
modern reader | 4 |
fifty days | 4 |
second catiline | 4 |
many enemies | 4 |
great delight | 4 |
ever heard | 3 |
first made | 3 |
marian faction | 3 |
will even | 3 |
du bos | 3 |
times consul | 3 |
english barrister | 3 |
shall feel | 3 |
accused person | 3 |
quite equal | 3 |
almost say | 3 |
pompey also | 3 |
good sense | 3 |
caius antonius | 3 |
much importance | 3 |
man might | 3 |
cicero asks | 3 |
mi frater | 3 |
rusticus arulenus | 3 |
cicero might | 3 |
shows us | 3 |
got possession | 3 |
particular judgment | 3 |
dear pliny | 3 |
will translate | 3 |
appointed consul | 3 |
though much | 3 |
much advice | 3 |
regarded cicero | 3 |
froude tells | 3 |
former reigns | 3 |
heavenly bodies | 3 |
second action | 3 |
good repute | 3 |
cicero returned | 3 |
military power | 3 |
generous affection | 3 |
much given | 3 |
well instructed | 3 |
must also | 3 |
wise men | 3 |
roman proconsul | 3 |
definitum locum | 3 |
matters little | 3 |
well understand | 3 |
following day | 3 |
bring home | 3 |
live without | 3 |
whose hands | 3 |
anteponatur omnibus | 3 |
may show | 3 |
will suffice | 3 |
early days | 3 |
two volumes | 3 |
third speech | 3 |
cicero came | 3 |
see pompey | 3 |
story goes | 3 |
already made | 3 |
might appreciate | 3 |
hurried back | 3 |
case will | 3 |
might get | 3 |
far removed | 3 |
speeches extant | 3 |
man likely | 3 |
will get | 3 |
fere fuit | 3 |
roman advocate | 3 |
present consul | 3 |
excellent young | 3 |
pompey alone | 3 |
religious rites | 3 |
shall judge | 3 |
stand firm | 3 |
six times | 3 |
us rather | 3 |
one common | 3 |
nearly fifty | 3 |
preceding year | 3 |
see also | 3 |
large enough | 3 |
private house | 3 |
one moment | 3 |
curry favor | 3 |
dangers prepared | 3 |
great romans | 3 |
got back | 3 |
old roscius | 3 |
still clung | 3 |
good old | 3 |
anywhere else | 3 |
early years | 3 |
favor among | 3 |
oe uvres | 3 |
seems never | 3 |
yet come | 3 |
become evident | 3 |
now lost | 3 |
declared dictator | 3 |
great offices | 3 |
latin words | 3 |
says quintus | 3 |
funeral pile | 3 |
man dying | 3 |
friend sulpicius | 3 |
consular dignity | 3 |
shall put | 3 |
time forward | 3 |
till pompey | 3 |
fabius justus | 3 |
extremely cautious | 3 |
great enough | 3 |
one place | 3 |
public baths | 3 |
aulus cluentius | 3 |
literary pursuits | 3 |
cause enough | 3 |
best mode | 3 |
inform us | 3 |
latter years | 3 |
say something | 3 |
must make | 3 |
will prevent | 3 |
conquering mithridates | 3 |
will require | 3 |
wise enough | 3 |
herennius senecio | 3 |
must remark | 3 |
will certainly | 3 |
will also | 3 |
virtue will | 3 |
took great | 3 |
two provinces | 3 |
old men | 3 |
tiberius nero | 3 |
come first | 3 |
anything else | 3 |
much esteemed | 3 |
shall probably | 3 |
political questions | 3 |
looked back | 3 |
may therefore | 3 |
de inventione | 3 |
things will | 3 |
sallust tells | 3 |
must turn | 3 |
cicero now | 3 |
one hand | 3 |
consular authority | 3 |
great difficulty | 3 |
borrow money | 3 |
hitherto unheard | 3 |
never occurred | 3 |
republic might | 3 |
many different | 3 |
will ever | 3 |
rich province | 3 |
way across | 3 |
urbs sine | 3 |
parthian war | 3 |
whose works | 3 |
gabius bassus | 3 |
honorable man | 3 |
civil law | 3 |
seven hundred | 3 |
gone beyond | 3 |
true glory | 3 |
first suggested | 3 |
made famous | 3 |
last words | 3 |
us will | 3 |
easy enough | 3 |
suffer death | 3 |
ordinary roman | 3 |
subsequent years | 3 |
cicero believed | 3 |
certain persons | 3 |
cold water | 3 |
whole thing | 3 |
now governor | 3 |
roman affairs | 3 |
modern writers | 3 |
first among | 3 |
often quoted | 3 |
already become | 3 |
reached rome | 3 |
easy matter | 3 |
worth reading | 3 |
may receive | 3 |
extremely well | 3 |
high standing | 3 |
usual form | 3 |
political power | 3 |
five hundred | 3 |
still full | 3 |
good deed | 3 |
come home | 3 |
friend atticus | 3 |
man without | 3 |
law proposed | 3 |
true indeed | 3 |
fourteen years | 3 |
one marcus | 3 |
feelings may | 3 |
well knew | 3 |
omnibus pompeius | 3 |
domitius apollinaris | 3 |
us think | 3 |
two former | 3 |
second day | 3 |
poor wretches | 3 |
friendly terms | 3 |
lies open | 3 |
opinion whether | 3 |
extremely agreeable | 3 |
us also | 3 |
second punic | 3 |
send home | 3 |
might know | 3 |
plain language | 3 |
bodily strength | 3 |
per annum | 3 |
five letters | 3 |
different manner | 3 |
done better | 3 |
raise money | 3 |
found time | 3 |
whole city | 3 |
three parts | 3 |
provincial governors | 3 |
sometimes even | 3 |
roman fortitude | 3 |
turned round | 3 |
still young | 3 |
well deserves | 3 |
colleague antony | 3 |
private secretary | 3 |
three treatises | 3 |
contrary winds | 3 |
eleusinian mysteries | 3 |
utmost precipitation | 3 |
will know | 3 |
become great | 3 |
toga virilis | 3 |
attacked sulla | 3 |
old form | 3 |
steps taken | 3 |
million sesterces | 3 |
took occasion | 3 |
following pages | 3 |
next morning | 3 |
done nothing | 3 |
two books | 3 |
twenty million | 3 |
two distinct | 3 |
water may | 3 |
honour done | 3 |
will soon | 3 |
already becoming | 3 |
goes back | 3 |
oe tus | 3 |
guiding principle | 3 |
showing us | 3 |
may add | 3 |
wild beast | 3 |
former years | 3 |
suetonius tranquillus | 3 |
literary excellence | 3 |
sextus clodius | 3 |
one last | 3 |
shall receive | 3 |
without showing | 3 |
stories told | 3 |
may find | 3 |
must take | 3 |
eighteen years | 3 |
various letters | 3 |
first written | 3 |
old traditions | 3 |
mount vesuvius | 3 |
found among | 3 |
great orator | 3 |
cicero studies | 3 |
will return | 3 |
great height | 3 |
last catiline | 3 |
criminal accusation | 3 |
put away | 3 |
readers will | 3 |
giving us | 3 |
first two | 3 |
made free | 3 |
nine versions | 3 |
books de | 3 |
ubi beati | 3 |
us look | 3 |
beautiful things | 3 |
three times | 3 |
third letter | 3 |
several villas | 3 |
cicero demanded | 3 |
sacred college | 3 |
pro plancio | 3 |
making money | 3 |
speech made | 3 |
great nobleman | 3 |
junius brutus | 3 |
may judge | 3 |
must necessarily | 3 |
many cases | 3 |
already spoken | 3 |
might achieve | 3 |
certum esse | 3 |
nobis deus | 3 |
shall make | 3 |
defended murena | 3 |
coming home | 3 |
whose ancestors | 3 |
sullan proscriptions | 3 |
active life | 3 |
already declared | 3 |
might think | 3 |
excellent emperor | 3 |
cicero calls | 3 |
one person | 3 |
lex porcia | 3 |
amongst us | 3 |
best worth | 3 |
cicero puts | 3 |
took part | 3 |
great power | 3 |
free people | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
man oe | 3 |
left alive | 3 |
roman ears | 3 |
personal abuse | 3 |
cicero uses | 3 |
others around | 3 |
without detriment | 3 |
deserved well | 3 |
cicero lost | 3 |
munatius plancus | 3 |
will hardly | 3 |
following letters | 3 |
defend catiline | 3 |
criminal cases | 3 |
excepting even | 3 |
per month | 3 |
personal dignity | 3 |
knowing well | 3 |
highest esteem | 3 |
roman manners | 3 |
well received | 3 |
thought much | 3 |
modern historians | 3 |
certain person | 3 |
will agree | 3 |
old state | 3 |
certain senator | 3 |
former proconsuls | 3 |
persons concerned | 3 |
young cicero | 3 |
two others | 3 |
little cares | 3 |
sent word | 3 |
shall tell | 3 |
also cicero | 3 |
certain friend | 3 |
will reply | 3 |
general opinion | 3 |
oligarchical forms | 3 |
gave way | 3 |
leading romans | 3 |
fuscus salinator | 3 |
will seem | 3 |
entire people | 3 |
best way | 3 |
old greek | 3 |
going back | 3 |
us know | 3 |
little boat | 3 |
similar nature | 3 |
many books | 3 |
roman state | 3 |
present instance | 3 |
oration pro | 3 |
elected first | 3 |
one hundred | 3 |
done enough | 3 |
titus magnus | 3 |
high family | 3 |
men will | 3 |
later date | 3 |
reader feels | 3 |
authors whose | 3 |
equally well | 3 |
hard words | 3 |
many reasons | 3 |
made subject | 3 |
two centuries | 3 |
excellent person | 3 |
absolutely necessary | 3 |
us suppose | 3 |
go together | 3 |
soon afterward | 3 |
opening words | 3 |
different parties | 3 |
less likely | 3 |
tusculan inquiries | 3 |
roman world | 3 |
now stands | 3 |
also defended | 3 |
write letters | 3 |
cicero also | 3 |
suetonius tells | 3 |
given rise | 3 |
cicero refused | 3 |
might almost | 3 |
cicero found | 3 |
frequently heard | 3 |
well worth | 3 |
letter informs | 3 |
well assured | 3 |
punishment inflicted | 3 |
much thought | 3 |
become consul | 3 |
say much | 3 |
thousand men | 3 |
quintilian tells | 3 |
cicero shows | 3 |
additional lustre | 3 |
will prove | 3 |
mithridatic war | 3 |
everything else | 3 |
find cicero | 3 |
high places | 3 |
whole oration | 3 |
late consul | 3 |
erudite english | 3 |
sent back | 3 |
fear lest | 3 |
toga candida | 3 |
whether cicero | 3 |
great merit | 3 |
made clear | 3 |
got ready | 3 |
passed away | 3 |
sent away | 3 |
cicero declared | 3 |
sine armis | 3 |
whole days | 3 |
next two | 3 |
good word | 3 |
good health | 3 |
found worthy | 3 |
put aside | 3 |
upper end | 3 |
corn tax | 3 |
shall enjoy | 3 |
coming consul | 3 |
got abroad | 3 |
cicero afterward | 3 |
learned much | 3 |
might become | 3 |
passed save | 3 |
english reader | 3 |
libera legatio | 3 |
roman lady | 3 |
seriously embarrassed | 3 |
ever since | 3 |
first step | 3 |
sempiterno fruantur | 3 |
six books | 3 |
new year | 3 |
different persons | 3 |
might serve | 3 |
something might | 3 |
speak ill | 3 |
poor wretch | 3 |
tusculan disputations | 3 |
will wait | 3 |
bad men | 3 |
man ever | 3 |
final battle | 3 |
pompeian law | 3 |
one sense | 3 |
prose works | 3 |
one tullius | 3 |
fufius calenus | 3 |
real power | 3 |
rome must | 3 |
rather let | 3 |
public account | 3 |
petitione consulatus | 3 |
roman antiquities | 3 |
similar circumstances | 3 |
cicero without | 3 |
bringing back | 3 |
think well | 3 |
must either | 3 |
triennium fere | 3 |
will afford | 3 |
emperor nerva | 3 |
already heard | 3 |
natural history | 3 |
story respecting | 3 |
time afterward | 3 |
will allow | 3 |
many words | 3 |
tacitus tells | 3 |
immortal glory | 3 |
best hope | 3 |
public speeches | 3 |
three thousand | 3 |
equestrian order | 3 |
among others | 3 |
far greater | 3 |
defended catiline | 3 |
remained away | 3 |
one part | 3 |
roman orators | 3 |
cicero intended | 3 |
soon learned | 3 |
twelve thousand | 3 |
fast line | 3 |
extremely different | 3 |
whose care | 3 |
last twenty | 3 |
cicero describes | 3 |
will read | 3 |
twice acquitted | 3 |
concedat laurea | 3 |
cicero means | 3 |
graciously pleased | 3 |
roman officer | 3 |
might say | 3 |
general idea | 3 |
immediate effect | 3 |
titus pomponius | 3 |
second part | 3 |
nearly sixty | 3 |
new consul | 3 |
first words | 3 |
family ties | 3 |
cicero complains | 3 |
elder brother | 3 |
state purposes | 3 |
time since | 3 |
yet entered | 3 |
never seen | 3 |
one gavius | 2 |
years earlier | 2 |
whatever may | 2 |
may seem | 2 |
will perform | 2 |
dii immortales | 2 |
afterward cicero | 2 |
consul designate | 2 |
law required | 2 |
thick darkness | 2 |
abroad among | 2 |
facile princeps | 2 |
men generally | 2 |
less importance | 2 |
publius sulla | 2 |
probably even | 2 |
men standing | 2 |
farther end | 2 |
longer open | 2 |
greater encouragement | 2 |
larian lake | 2 |
double meaning | 2 |
lessons taught | 2 |
much pleased | 2 |
teach men | 2 |
persons engaged | 2 |
writer intended | 2 |
second father | 2 |
though law | 2 |
gods grant | 2 |
verres managed | 2 |
beautiful irony | 2 |
just reason | 2 |
go far | 2 |
honoris perveneram | 2 |
asked another | 2 |
accounts relating | 2 |
best chance | 2 |
great effect | 2 |
young augustus | 2 |
day appointed | 2 |
public duty | 2 |
either way | 2 |
certain amount | 2 |
another world | 2 |
little fountain | 2 |
cicero displayed | 2 |
though cicero | 2 |
harmonious voice | 2 |
comes back | 2 |
us one | 2 |
grown old | 2 |
one whole | 2 |
popular hero | 2 |
nothing left | 2 |
two feet | 2 |
ipsa virtus | 2 |
comperisse omnia | 2 |
inquire whether | 2 |
cicero ridicules | 2 |
strong light | 2 |
special exemption | 2 |
made plain | 2 |
sanctity attached | 2 |
future career | 2 |
proper time | 2 |
lumped together | 2 |
nineteen consulares | 2 |
seen together | 2 |
full liberty | 2 |
illustrious calpurnius | 2 |
will pardon | 2 |
uncertain whether | 2 |
set aside | 2 |
single volume | 2 |
new consuls | 2 |
deis placuit | 2 |
made splendid | 2 |
commit suicide | 2 |
good pleading | 2 |
near akin | 2 |
charge repelled | 2 |
used frequently | 2 |
marcus antonius | 2 |
little trouble | 2 |
cicero threw | 2 |
de suppliciis | 2 |
now writing | 2 |
pomponius atticus | 2 |
yet finished | 2 |
will endure | 2 |
younger scipio | 2 |
must live | 2 |
first duty | 2 |
second speech | 2 |
contrary sides | 2 |
et civibus | 2 |
livy mentions | 2 |
threatened destruction | 2 |
left hand | 2 |
now grown | 2 |
causa deis | 2 |
law grants | 2 |
now done | 2 |
plunder might | 2 |
vetat enim | 2 |
public works | 2 |
something else | 2 |
highly respected | 2 |
made us | 2 |
three kinds | 2 |
sum named | 2 |
roll back | 2 |
great friends | 2 |
calestrius tiro | 2 |
intimate friendship | 2 |
possessed great | 2 |
better worth | 2 |
danger came | 2 |
deaf ear | 2 |
true love | 2 |
costly furniture | 2 |
abs te | 2 |
every appearance | 2 |
dead man | 2 |
fainting hearts | 2 |
now gone | 2 |
debts paid | 2 |
struggles made | 2 |
men call | 2 |
may fairly | 2 |
may read | 2 |
every morning | 2 |
mommsen says | 2 |
borrowing money | 2 |
every feeling | 2 |
running round | 2 |
last moment | 2 |
sixty thousand | 2 |
utter want | 2 |
great value | 2 |
golden crown | 2 |
long account | 2 |
another man | 2 |
blessed shall | 2 |
setting right | 2 |
caninius rufus | 2 |
regulus will | 2 |
de suis | 2 |
servilius calvus | 2 |
cilicia proper | 2 |
high purpose | 2 |
many places | 2 |
final struggle | 2 |
cicero assumes | 2 |
faithful friends | 2 |
wholesale murder | 2 |
drive catiline | 2 |
charms shall | 2 |
polite literature | 2 |
accusing cicero | 2 |
whole affair | 2 |
various laws | 2 |
symphoniacos homines | 2 |
assures us | 2 |
man shall | 2 |
still higher | 2 |
ever spoke | 2 |
far different | 2 |
things seemed | 2 |
acted agreeably | 2 |
treasury bench | 2 |
roman mode | 2 |
one another | 2 |
cornelius minicianus | 2 |
yet sufficiently | 2 |
rome among | 2 |
lately spoken | 2 |
lxx vii | 2 |
will admit | 2 |
many hands | 2 |
good friends | 2 |
call life | 2 |
true character | 2 |
gives instances | 2 |
twenty days | 2 |
square contents | 2 |
former letter | 2 |
extinguishing fires | 2 |
seem almost | 2 |
ages since | 2 |
still strong | 2 |
really greater | 2 |
english bar | 2 |
modo tempus | 2 |
excellent advice | 2 |
caius piso | 2 |
great events | 2 |
honest woman | 2 |
never appear | 2 |
deals much | 2 |
largius licinus | 2 |
appropriate language | 2 |
might seem | 2 |
waiting till | 2 |
roman noblemen | 2 |
sending messengers | 2 |
appian way | 2 |
real value | 2 |
te oportet | 2 |
justly deserve | 2 |
one per | 2 |
roman ladies | 2 |
will bring | 2 |
little area | 2 |
begun life | 2 |
third name | 2 |
whole island | 2 |
thousand pounds | 2 |
well inclined | 2 |
full confidence | 2 |
conquered greece | 2 |
say whether | 2 |
book xi | 2 |
declares also | 2 |
leaving office | 2 |
perfectly right | 2 |
infinitely less | 2 |
cicero felt | 2 |
praised pompey | 2 |
several cities | 2 |
made useful | 2 |
chapter xiii | 2 |
interests us | 2 |
public notice | 2 |
old academy | 2 |
written words | 2 |
bitter enemies | 2 |
might live | 2 |
large volume | 2 |
one whose | 2 |
written signed | 2 |
thousand instead | 2 |
true spirit | 2 |
halting latinity | 2 |
aspiring oligarch | 2 |
perfect calmness | 2 |
guy faux | 2 |
great dignity | 2 |
cicero flattered | 2 |
last struggle | 2 |
later days | 2 |
whose defence | 2 |
cuncta plebes | 2 |
away altogether | 2 |
pompey thought | 2 |
roman aristocrat | 2 |
gave us | 2 |
exceedingly beautiful | 2 |
taught us | 2 |
highest praise | 2 |
every part | 2 |
avianus know | 2 |
violent action | 2 |
quite understood | 2 |
power may | 2 |
carry away | 2 |
rabirius postumus | 2 |
one province | 2 |
chief charm | 2 |
become used | 2 |
popular opinion | 2 |
paterculus tells | 2 |
sorrow may | 2 |
senate concerning | 2 |
give satisfaction | 2 |
verres took | 2 |
soul recoils | 2 |
amply experienced | 2 |
cornelian orations | 2 |
one judges | 2 |
every opportunity | 2 |
golden opinions | 2 |
leading citizens | 2 |
will immediately | 2 |
english readers | 2 |
much time | 2 |
roman governors | 2 |
get cicero | 2 |
tusculan retreat | 2 |
men must | 2 |
may happen | 2 |
enthusiastic praise | 2 |
lessons given | 2 |
beautiful daughter | 2 |
head cut | 2 |
et pectora | 2 |
oportet illecebris | 2 |
caused clodius | 2 |
will write | 2 |
killed saturninus | 2 |
de muneribus | 2 |
writings hitherto | 2 |
might remain | 2 |
much exercised | 2 |
iselastic games | 2 |
every public | 2 |
whose duty | 2 |
noblest romans | 2 |
language used | 2 |
immediately arose | 2 |
people required | 2 |
free state | 2 |
single man | 2 |
back part | 2 |
capital conviction | 2 |
great joy | 2 |
will shortly | 2 |
roman nobles | 2 |
shall take | 2 |
whose hearts | 2 |
earnestly entreated | 2 |
friends will | 2 |
live forever | 2 |
three weeks | 2 |
injured innocence | 2 |
better way | 2 |
shall lead | 2 |
meets cicero | 2 |
great importance | 2 |
certain roman | 2 |
second sulla | 2 |
contention among | 2 |
often find | 2 |
beautiful language | 2 |
letters full | 2 |
junsus mauricus | 2 |
throw away | 2 |
time made | 2 |
foreign language | 2 |
highest honor | 2 |
glorious deed | 2 |
leading man | 2 |
winter quarters | 2 |
extremely emaciated | 2 |
ad quintum | 2 |
still living | 2 |
orator shall | 2 |
adopted child | 2 |
legation offered | 2 |
will live | 2 |
enjoy eternal | 2 |
opinion shall | 2 |
personal credit | 2 |
julius largus | 2 |
greek prostitute | 2 |
gracious indulgence | 2 |
remind us | 2 |
late colleague | 2 |
bring forward | 2 |
us best | 2 |
never thought | 2 |
added two | 2 |
something extremely | 2 |
time past | 2 |
roman orator | 2 |
nymphidius lupus | 2 |
blackamoor white | 2 |
senate went | 2 |
ever will | 2 |
old oligarchical | 2 |
several communities | 2 |
deeply sensible | 2 |
defended sextius | 2 |
across italy | 2 |
advanced age | 2 |
superior knowledge | 2 |
true manhood | 2 |
becoming modesty | 2 |
first rank | 2 |
man hardly | 2 |
subjects selected | 2 |
one caius | 2 |
without many | 2 |
stupendous monument | 2 |
old story | 2 |
money borrowed | 2 |
common people | 2 |
write something | 2 |
reply made | 2 |
whether true | 2 |
three styles | 2 |
one now | 2 |
way back | 2 |
quite agree | 2 |
personal graces | 2 |
ill spoken | 2 |
time pompey | 2 |
ten magistrates | 2 |
little things | 2 |
favor might | 2 |
printed among | 2 |
hidden beneath | 2 |
written home | 2 |
ten thousand | 2 |
absence might | 2 |
one governor | 2 |
already won | 2 |
let loose | 2 |
great things | 2 |
first speeches | 2 |
following passage | 2 |
whole body | 2 |
great success | 2 |
tiro contraxit | 2 |
return home | 2 |
now seem | 2 |
roman custom | 2 |
twenty centuries | 2 |
two sides | 2 |
still within | 2 |
great people | 2 |
life now | 2 |
every province | 2 |
king deiotarus | 2 |
many agreeable | 2 |
become familiar | 2 |
many centuries | 2 |
might venture | 2 |
punic wars | 2 |
men without | 2 |
bitter words | 2 |
exceedingly anxious | 2 |
high dignity | 2 |
taken alive | 2 |
taken money | 2 |
verum etiam | 2 |
will supply | 2 |
business must | 2 |
read aright | 2 |
house full | 2 |
made many | 2 |
old school | 2 |
lack much | 2 |
obey cicero | 2 |
afraid lest | 2 |
thought floating | 2 |
lord brougham | 2 |
bold man | 2 |
eight per | 2 |
preceding age | 2 |
consule romam | 2 |
whole scheme | 2 |
quite believe | 2 |
sad extent | 2 |
set apart | 2 |
jupiter stator | 2 |
time become | 2 |
much regard | 2 |
wholly destroyed | 2 |
attempt something | 2 |
non posset | 2 |
time may | 2 |
asconius wrote | 2 |
plebeian rank | 2 |
first man | 2 |
little essays | 2 |
judge whether | 2 |
way toward | 2 |
great glory | 2 |
without scruple | 2 |
cicero goes | 2 |
reason shall | 2 |
titus capito | 2 |
death without | 2 |
others may | 2 |
things must | 2 |
knew nothing | 2 |
christ came | 2 |
de rep | 2 |
nothing remarkable | 2 |
now dead | 2 |
time cicero | 2 |
suis te | 2 |
called together | 2 |
public enemy | 2 |
three hours | 2 |
several opinions | 2 |
truth done | 2 |
consul four | 2 |
shall say | 2 |
lx vii | 2 |
bringing greek | 2 |
intulit agresti | 2 |
de jure | 2 |
northern spain | 2 |
seems also | 2 |
sixth equestrian | 2 |
whose family | 2 |
farther removed | 2 |
must publish | 2 |
public virtue | 2 |
certain friends | 2 |
principum amicitias | 2 |
baebius macer | 2 |
excellent orator | 2 |
will use | 2 |
certain passages | 2 |
great rome | 2 |
great deeds | 2 |
next sentence | 2 |
foreign lady | 2 |
large bed | 2 |
first consulship | 2 |
always take | 2 |
publius cornelius | 2 |
wrote two | 2 |
fifth year | 2 |
great advocates | 2 |
patres conscripti | 2 |
many careful | 2 |
never dreamed | 2 |
gave rise | 2 |
five days | 2 |
roman eloquence | 2 |
clearly understood | 2 |
old cock | 2 |
almost every | 2 |
will obey | 2 |
become clear | 2 |
appreciate art | 2 |
allowed among | 2 |
special moment | 2 |
soul within | 2 |
first introduced | 2 |
political creed | 2 |
first object | 2 |
single word | 2 |
still absent | 2 |
various speeches | 2 |
another clause | 2 |
nine days | 2 |
true philosophy | 2 |
julius bassus | 2 |
roman form | 2 |
keep thinking | 2 |
place among | 2 |
just composition | 2 |
ostensible purpose | 2 |
ancient blood | 2 |
modern lovers | 2 |
may best | 2 |
another consul | 2 |
enough also | 2 |
virtue must | 2 |
morabin says | 2 |
patrician tribune | 2 |
different opinions | 2 |
afterward tells | 2 |
became notorious | 2 |
latin prose | 2 |
little joke | 2 |
worth hearing | 2 |
young pompey | 2 |
republica versabar | 2 |
one axius | 2 |
much discussed | 2 |
senators might | 2 |
roman writer | 2 |
impartial reader | 2 |
deeply afflicted | 2 |
time allotted | 2 |
ad justitiam | 2 |
nihil enim | 2 |
work may | 2 |
house destroyed | 2 |
first civil | 2 |
constitutional usage | 2 |
late emperor | 2 |
lx viii | 2 |
open court | 2 |
early youth | 2 |
exact description | 2 |
halter round | 2 |
whose cause | 2 |
anthony trollope | 2 |
altered circumstances | 2 |
another sulla | 2 |
livius drusus | 2 |
afternoon sun | 2 |
fifth book | 2 |
pompey will | 2 |
perpetual banishment | 2 |
beaten back | 2 |
certain men | 2 |
cause us | 2 |
younger atticus | 2 |
become law | 2 |
good reason | 2 |
high birth | 2 |
human rewards | 2 |
pure patriotism | 2 |
romans went | 2 |
returned home | 2 |
repudiatus vigintiviratus | 2 |
will put | 2 |
de bell | 2 |
court adjournments | 2 |
middle course | 2 |
smaller ones | 2 |
even atticus | 2 |
yet cicero | 2 |
real character | 2 |
intellectual enterprise | 2 |
greek historian | 2 |
second triumvirate | 2 |
distinguished merit | 2 |
something better | 2 |
letter full | 2 |
rome instead | 2 |
three different | 2 |
making us | 2 |
political motives | 2 |
cicero first | 2 |
letter ever | 2 |
senate appointed | 2 |
officer employed | 2 |
human intellect | 2 |
may live | 2 |
man accused | 2 |
physician harpocras | 2 |
lxxx vi | 2 |
rich citizen | 2 |
non solum | 2 |
neighbouring villages | 2 |
depend much | 2 |
hard word | 2 |
done anything | 2 |
back clodius | 2 |
immense riches | 2 |
hac causa | 2 |
xxx vii | 2 |
also used | 2 |
see just | 2 |
cicero applies | 2 |
middle life | 2 |
soon afterwards | 2 |
quite safe | 2 |
might tell | 2 |
good name | 2 |
will leave | 2 |
quite satisfied | 2 |
roman province | 2 |
way home | 2 |
apt pupil | 2 |
much higher | 2 |
among roman | 2 |
us many | 2 |
nine hundred | 2 |
dreadful scene | 2 |
avail anything | 2 |
public property | 2 |
first cause | 2 |
rerum studio | 2 |
meet death | 2 |
particulars relating | 2 |
wrongly called | 2 |
among things | 2 |
strong opinion | 2 |
last time | 2 |
thing writing | 2 |
kept close | 2 |
certain dangers | 2 |
marius died | 2 |
administer justice | 2 |
will suit | 2 |
great satisfaction | 2 |
sent home | 2 |
murder cicero | 2 |
thought good | 2 |
attentive reader | 2 |
soon became | 2 |
married terentia | 2 |
roman might | 2 |
even crassus | 2 |
old ways | 2 |
english writer | 2 |
made great | 2 |
now vacant | 2 |
says asconius | 2 |
omne scibile | 2 |
alone will | 2 |
away without | 2 |
time within | 2 |
definition made | 2 |
always true | 2 |
came first | 2 |
fitting leader | 2 |
must often | 2 |
greater weight | 2 |
probably written | 2 |
small portion | 2 |
duty requires | 2 |
various sources | 2 |
world might | 2 |
latter months | 2 |
verres went | 2 |
even attempt | 2 |
sallust declares | 2 |
highly honourable | 2 |
political idea | 2 |
bad weather | 2 |
far enough | 2 |
say words | 2 |
somebody might | 2 |
open violence | 2 |
many stories | 2 |
thinking much | 2 |
good will | 2 |
specially anxious | 2 |
cold bath | 2 |
kill cicero | 2 |
years past | 2 |
produce effect | 2 |
cato major | 2 |
altogether unscrupulous | 2 |
nobly born | 2 |
horace made | 2 |
within us | 2 |
fast young | 2 |
almost unlimited | 2 |
political contests | 2 |
great moment | 2 |
might dance | 2 |
early life | 2 |
great care | 2 |
emperor claudius | 2 |
ad diversos | 2 |
considerable part | 2 |
first heat | 2 |
established rule | 2 |
continued correspondence | 2 |
dictatorial power | 2 |
country villas | 2 |
old spirit | 2 |
actions may | 2 |
accused crassus | 2 |
law declares | 2 |
late governor | 2 |
first portion | 2 |
year following | 2 |
suitable return | 2 |
titus roscius | 2 |
several laws | 2 |
us remember | 2 |
closest intimacy | 2 |
hardly possible | 2 |
already told | 2 |
law made | 2 |
must put | 2 |
legal points | 2 |
heard much | 2 |
beyond measure | 2 |
two roman | 2 |
julius genitor | 2 |
pompey found | 2 |
probably never | 2 |
must see | 2 |
whole treatises | 2 |
cicero understood | 2 |
franklin square | 2 |
private purposes | 2 |
great orators | 2 |
active part | 2 |
quiet evasions | 2 |
final words | 2 |
read aloud | 2 |
romatius fiasius | 2 |
human life | 2 |
leading conspirators | 2 |
various kinds | 2 |
cornelius priscus | 2 |
less notice | 2 |
hitherto unknown | 2 |
doubt also | 2 |
strong hand | 2 |
military despotism | 2 |
leave italy | 2 |
got three | 2 |
fourth speech | 2 |
good opinion | 2 |
afterward defended | 2 |
obstinate illness | 2 |
nonis juliis | 2 |
found one | 2 |
lest pompey | 2 |
make cicero | 2 |
senate sat | 2 |
unlimited power | 2 |
legally entitled | 2 |
two first | 2 |
old familiar | 2 |
refused admittance | 2 |
lately received | 2 |
literary work | 2 |
rather indeed | 2 |
romans also | 2 |
will show | 2 |
must still | 2 |
single master | 2 |
might yet | 2 |
became one | 2 |
without perceiving | 2 |
remain ignorant | 2 |
coming evil | 2 |
budge doctors | 2 |
exceedingly useful | 2 |
mommsen calls | 2 |
might see | 2 |
several years | 2 |
things around | 2 |
see nothing | 2 |
senatorial rank | 2 |
marble basin | 2 |
roman bar | 2 |
cicero accused | 2 |
day will | 2 |
shall afterward | 2 |
might require | 2 |
seeking popularity | 2 |
got rid | 2 |
teaches us | 2 |
thinks well | 2 |
us see | 2 |
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