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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
roman people | 241 |
let us | 228 |
conscript fathers | 131 |
wise man | 128 |
old age | 125 |
every one | 104 |
marcus antonius | 88 |
immortal gods | 86 |
first place | 80 |
one another | 69 |
happy life | 62 |
decimus brutus | 61 |
next place | 59 |
many things | 58 |
young man | 54 |
one thing | 54 |
good men | 51 |
caius caesar | 50 |
must necessarily | 45 |
just now | 44 |
greeks call | 43 |
will say | 42 |
old man | 41 |
take care | 39 |
young men | 38 |
say nothing | 37 |
one else | 36 |
every part | 35 |
servius sulpicius | 35 |
consular rank | 34 |
every kind | 34 |
common topics | 33 |
many others | 32 |
call greek | 32 |
tiberius gracchus | 32 |
accused person | 31 |
old men | 30 |
civil law | 30 |
great deal | 30 |
good man | 29 |
marcus brutus | 29 |
civil war | 29 |
wise men | 29 |
good faith | 28 |
different kinds | 28 |
may appear | 28 |
every day | 28 |
said brutus | 27 |
opposite party | 27 |
good fortune | 27 |
many years | 27 |
every sort | 27 |
anything else | 26 |
every thing | 26 |
cnaeus pompeius | 25 |
martial legion | 25 |
two things | 24 |
fourth legion | 24 |
illustrious men | 24 |
among us | 23 |
short time | 23 |
must also | 23 |
will never | 23 |
even though | 22 |
taken away | 22 |
brought forward | 22 |
three kinds | 22 |
aulus hirtius | 22 |
one may | 22 |
whole world | 22 |
something else | 21 |
will find | 21 |
much better | 20 |
marcus lepidus | 20 |
good things | 20 |
one time | 20 |
learned men | 20 |
one man | 20 |
make use | 20 |
may say | 19 |
human nature | 19 |
illustrious man | 19 |
eloquent man | 19 |
many men | 19 |
may add | 19 |
public affairs | 19 |
two kinds | 19 |
caius pansa | 19 |
called greek | 19 |
given us | 19 |
must take | 18 |
one will | 18 |
find fault | 18 |
must consider | 18 |
whole body | 18 |
will always | 18 |
armed men | 18 |
give us | 18 |
will appear | 18 |
human life | 18 |
consul elect | 17 |
next day | 17 |
said enough | 17 |
many people | 17 |
will speak | 17 |
may use | 17 |
human form | 17 |
great man | 17 |
punic war | 17 |
one must | 17 |
well known | 17 |
public enemy | 17 |
chief good | 17 |
common topic | 16 |
may seem | 16 |
one kind | 16 |
without reason | 16 |
bring forward | 16 |
municipal towns | 16 |
man may | 16 |
like manner | 16 |
great many | 16 |
every man | 15 |
second time | 15 |
one word | 15 |
will make | 15 |
first time | 15 |
must inevitably | 15 |
military command | 15 |
one single | 15 |
intimate friend | 15 |
ye immortal | 15 |
brave men | 15 |
already said | 15 |
often happens | 15 |
take away | 15 |
may call | 15 |
another place | 15 |
must either | 14 |
called also | 14 |
take place | 14 |
everything else | 14 |
common people | 14 |
will give | 14 |
will urge | 14 |
us consider | 14 |
another time | 14 |
men whose | 14 |
lucius antonius | 14 |
us now | 14 |
still extant | 14 |
private individual | 14 |
rather say | 14 |
one part | 14 |
tell us | 13 |
first book | 13 |
set forth | 13 |
ever heard | 13 |
said scipio | 13 |
proper place | 13 |
veteran soldiers | 13 |
human race | 13 |
two years | 13 |
short syllables | 13 |
long time | 13 |
divine nature | 13 |
human affairs | 13 |
nothing better | 13 |
two pages | 13 |
good gods | 13 |
always happy | 13 |
left us | 12 |
great weight | 12 |
take notice | 12 |
first cause | 12 |
us return | 12 |
bodily strength | 12 |
divine providence | 12 |
friend brutus | 12 |
great care | 12 |
one day | 12 |
may see | 12 |
will come | 12 |
wicked men | 12 |
will take | 12 |
following speech | 12 |
one ever | 12 |
waging war | 12 |
two parts | 12 |
will see | 12 |
divine power | 12 |
many ages | 12 |
great number | 12 |
man whose | 12 |
greatest possible | 12 |
men will | 12 |
regular order | 12 |
may easily | 12 |
kingly power | 12 |
southern constellation | 12 |
never seen | 12 |
natural philosophy | 12 |
almost every | 11 |
something like | 11 |
much less | 11 |
will ever | 11 |
takes place | 11 |
well acquainted | 11 |
made use | 11 |
every cause | 11 |
must speak | 11 |
will bear | 11 |
may think | 11 |
greatest evil | 11 |
never saw | 11 |
attic speakers | 11 |
nothing else | 11 |
already mentioned | 11 |
shall find | 11 |
taken place | 11 |
even without | 11 |
de amicitia | 11 |
left behind | 11 |
know whether | 11 |
great degree | 11 |
men call | 11 |
judicial proceedings | 11 |
consider whether | 11 |
present time | 11 |
many different | 11 |
animated beings | 10 |
even now | 10 |
single word | 10 |
sometimes even | 10 |
must often | 10 |
must now | 10 |
every animal | 10 |
one person | 10 |
many arguments | 10 |
must certainly | 10 |
nothing whatever | 10 |
long one | 10 |
eminent men | 10 |
took place | 10 |
consuls elect | 10 |
whole universe | 10 |
orator must | 10 |
still greater | 10 |
different manner | 10 |
will also | 10 |
caius cassius | 10 |
pontifex maximus | 10 |
excellent man | 10 |
orator will | 10 |
far removed | 10 |
may give | 10 |
may also | 10 |
may possibly | 10 |
send ambassadors | 10 |
wicked man | 10 |
three short | 10 |
tusculan villa | 9 |
proper name | 9 |
will now | 9 |
us see | 9 |
two divisions | 9 |
shall appear | 9 |
four divisions | 9 |
quite impossible | 9 |
must use | 9 |
twenty years | 9 |
great length | 9 |
us proceed | 9 |
publius scipio | 9 |
many ways | 9 |
first thing | 9 |
long syllable | 9 |
lucius piso | 9 |
things must | 9 |
great men | 9 |
will use | 9 |
man alone | 9 |
manius curius | 9 |
man will | 9 |
de officiis | 9 |
collected together | 9 |
consummate orator | 9 |
shall take | 9 |
says cotta | 9 |
found fault | 9 |
northern constellation | 9 |
every case | 9 |
marcus tullius | 9 |
second book | 9 |
one place | 9 |
doubt whether | 9 |
quintus fufius | 9 |
bringing forward | 9 |
intimate friends | 9 |
often heard | 9 |
attic orators | 9 |
roman state | 9 |
two ways | 9 |
written documents | 9 |
many kinds | 9 |
right reason | 9 |
may understand | 9 |
highest rank | 9 |
roman knight | 9 |
among men | 9 |
informs us | 9 |
virtuous citizens | 9 |
great things | 9 |
whole life | 9 |
forensic causes | 9 |
appius claudius | 9 |
public authority | 9 |
virtuous man | 9 |
must confess | 9 |
universal nature | 9 |
private individuals | 9 |
defence will | 9 |
quintus hortensius | 9 |
must say | 9 |
many occasions | 9 |
one individual | 8 |
fourth book | 8 |
must first | 8 |
may justly | 8 |
lucius caesar | 8 |
now speaking | 8 |
will employ | 8 |
whole system | 8 |
de republica | 8 |
often said | 8 |
common reading | 8 |
already observed | 8 |
exist without | 8 |
years old | 8 |
right hand | 8 |
military service | 8 |
one long | 8 |
quintus mucius | 8 |
household gods | 8 |
laid aside | 8 |
left rome | 8 |
first man | 8 |
long interval | 8 |
ten years | 8 |
grecian literature | 8 |
ennius says | 8 |
never heard | 8 |
spurius cassius | 8 |
will tell | 8 |
whole earth | 8 |
say anything | 8 |
another opportunity | 8 |
greater bear | 8 |
just mentioned | 8 |
says balbus | 8 |
best form | 8 |
many places | 8 |
every good | 8 |
much greater | 8 |
last syllable | 8 |
quite right | 8 |
fixed stars | 8 |
virtuous men | 8 |
great power | 8 |
roman knights | 8 |
never even | 8 |
excuses alleged | 8 |
whole republic | 8 |
ready money | 8 |
five years | 8 |
now see | 8 |
important affairs | 8 |
must therefore | 8 |
say something | 8 |
done without | 8 |
whole cause | 8 |
conjectural statement | 8 |
whence comes | 8 |
tusculan disputations | 8 |
great influence | 8 |
man must | 8 |
whose name | 8 |
services done | 8 |
third book | 8 |
particular forms | 8 |
far superior | 8 |
scarcely possible | 7 |
every sentence | 7 |
whole city | 7 |
four years | 7 |
elder africanus | 7 |
know nothing | 7 |
us examine | 7 |
general principles | 7 |
several others | 7 |
thoroughly acquainted | 7 |
greek word | 7 |
brother lucius | 7 |
lucius egnatuleius | 7 |
well understood | 7 |
prosaic harmony | 7 |
noble birth | 7 |
must give | 7 |
far back | 7 |
will explain | 7 |
living well | 7 |
several parts | 7 |
us first | 7 |
without virtue | 7 |
take delight | 7 |
every portion | 7 |
learned man | 7 |
publius clodius | 7 |
greek greek | 7 |
scipio africanus | 7 |
present subject | 7 |
caius gracchus | 7 |
scipio said | 7 |
men say | 7 |
hundred years | 7 |
give way | 7 |
taken prisoner | 7 |
attic style | 7 |
two consuls | 7 |
quintus maximus | 7 |
excellent men | 7 |
ever since | 7 |
one way | 7 |
marcus cato | 7 |
never knew | 7 |
give rise | 7 |
important things | 7 |
highest honours | 7 |
publius servilius | 7 |
people will | 7 |
whose minds | 7 |
external circumstances | 7 |
written law | 7 |
will admit | 7 |
different species | 7 |
well disposed | 7 |
caius laelius | 7 |
tullius cicero | 7 |
greatest weight | 7 |
three hundred | 7 |
lucius brutus | 7 |
regular system | 7 |
greater part | 7 |
two first | 7 |
consular dignity | 7 |
future events | 7 |
third kind | 7 |
orator may | 7 |
every occasion | 7 |
will allow | 7 |
must likewise | 7 |
great part | 7 |
different parts | 7 |
make one | 7 |
good offices | 7 |
atlas coelestis | 7 |
divine honors | 7 |
brave man | 7 |
spurius maelius | 7 |
easily understood | 7 |
two sorts | 7 |
third decury | 7 |
wandering stars | 7 |
every body | 7 |
classed among | 7 |
seems desirable | 7 |
will rather | 7 |
shall never | 7 |
whole assembly | 7 |
private affairs | 7 |
following passage | 7 |
caius antonius | 7 |
said atticus | 7 |
highest degree | 7 |
now said | 7 |
forty years | 7 |
will pass | 7 |
chief men | 7 |
another kind | 7 |
cicero says | 7 |
public money | 7 |
now proceed | 7 |
proper time | 7 |
moderate share | 7 |
absolutely necessary | 7 |
people think | 7 |
praetorian rank | 7 |
will show | 7 |
many excellent | 7 |
shall now | 7 |
present question | 7 |
every perturbation | 7 |
first syllable | 7 |
must follow | 7 |
receive information | 7 |
third jupiter | 7 |
led away | 7 |
may make | 7 |
inquire whether | 7 |
earliest opportunity | 6 |
will endeavour | 6 |
got rid | 6 |
two men | 6 |
every virtue | 6 |
eight pages | 6 |
particular thing | 6 |
give rules | 6 |
impious citizens | 6 |
good health | 6 |
public business | 6 |
two former | 6 |
may claim | 6 |
considerable time | 6 |
julius caesar | 6 |
ancient philosophers | 6 |
general rule | 6 |
gives us | 6 |
lucius furius | 6 |
like men | 6 |
may likewise | 6 |
present moment | 6 |
must inquire | 6 |
replied atticus | 6 |
either side | 6 |
first topic | 6 |
create belief | 6 |
well versed | 6 |
scipio replied | 6 |
frequent use | 6 |
eloquent speaker | 6 |
will certainly | 6 |
quite plain | 6 |
good qualities | 6 |
caepio brutus | 6 |
scarcely able | 6 |
next thing | 6 |
make us | 6 |
put forth | 6 |
may come | 6 |
numerous style | 6 |
lucius philippus | 6 |
given rise | 6 |
different people | 6 |
great abundance | 6 |
caius fannius | 6 |
whole genus | 6 |
shall say | 6 |
impious men | 6 |
military tribune | 6 |
critical period | 6 |
great extent | 6 |
many days | 6 |
replied brutus | 6 |
different opinions | 6 |
many great | 6 |
nature requires | 6 |
ever done | 6 |
best adapted | 6 |
make life | 6 |
two classes | 6 |
tarquinius superbus | 6 |
already discussed | 6 |
may serve | 6 |
men think | 6 |
illustrious citizen | 6 |
quintus tubero | 6 |
seven hundred | 6 |
enable us | 6 |
will inform | 6 |
efficient causes | 6 |
good deal | 6 |
well adapted | 6 |
one case | 6 |
private life | 6 |
every virtuous | 6 |
gave rise | 6 |
caius marius | 6 |
fortuitous concourse | 6 |
years ago | 6 |
greeks greek | 6 |
must explain | 6 |
will either | 6 |
four parts | 6 |
single words | 6 |
heavenly bodies | 6 |
may befall | 6 |
shall soon | 6 |
dead man | 6 |
find one | 6 |
certain kind | 6 |
cause requires | 6 |
will submit | 6 |
will follow | 6 |
make men | 6 |
put together | 6 |
things arise | 6 |
three parts | 6 |
real life | 6 |
intimate acquaintance | 6 |
took away | 6 |
third day | 6 |
great importance | 6 |
chosen consul | 6 |
foreign nations | 6 |
another law | 6 |
done anything | 6 |
many reasons | 6 |
great advantage | 6 |
three classes | 6 |
gallant man | 6 |
one voice | 6 |
time afterwards | 6 |
briefly explained | 6 |
makes use | 6 |
excellent citizen | 6 |
extraneous circumstances | 6 |
two days | 6 |
every possible | 6 |
important matters | 6 |
shall seem | 6 |
five divisions | 6 |
already spoken | 6 |
political constitution | 6 |
another passage | 6 |
senate decrees | 6 |
never will | 6 |
get rid | 6 |
whose life | 6 |
present case | 6 |
bear pain | 6 |
judicial decision | 6 |
men may | 6 |
many instances | 6 |
greater force | 6 |
good orators | 6 |
may often | 6 |
latter part | 6 |
best thing | 6 |
thorough knowledge | 6 |
three divisions | 6 |
innumerable worlds | 6 |
senate house | 6 |
every particular | 6 |
best men | 6 |
ever gave | 6 |
original translator | 6 |
gives rise | 6 |
ye good | 6 |
happy man | 6 |
eight years | 6 |
now explained | 6 |
will prove | 6 |
now called | 6 |
twelve tables | 6 |
one hand | 6 |
great evil | 6 |
quintus caepio | 6 |
supply us | 6 |
servius galba | 6 |
every word | 6 |
think nothing | 6 |
years afterwards | 6 |
us either | 6 |
even demosthenes | 6 |
carried away | 6 |
us suppose | 6 |
shall also | 6 |
whole roman | 6 |
common feeling | 6 |
man might | 6 |
will think | 6 |
life happy | 6 |
every species | 6 |
may find | 6 |
present let | 6 |
every circumstance | 6 |
roman history | 5 |
anything like | 5 |
whether anything | 5 |
ordinary conversation | 5 |
greatest importance | 5 |
simple style | 5 |
consummate orators | 5 |
present discussion | 5 |
either deny | 5 |
argument brought | 5 |
better qualified | 5 |
now become | 5 |
measured flow | 5 |
latin word | 5 |
caius trebonius | 5 |
connected together | 5 |
said tubero | 5 |
sextus pompeius | 5 |
fourth year | 5 |
often repeated | 5 |
every direction | 5 |
already explained | 5 |
great glory | 5 |
attic manner | 5 |
whole question | 5 |
better adapted | 5 |
many cases | 5 |
many books | 5 |
us come | 5 |
particular men | 5 |
maritime cities | 5 |
one wishes | 5 |
last place | 5 |
great variety | 5 |
time ago | 5 |
man ever | 5 |
word greek | 5 |
just man | 5 |
old academy | 5 |
much time | 5 |
told us | 5 |
often happened | 5 |
will sometimes | 5 |
great genius | 5 |
appear either | 5 |
will point | 5 |
considered divisions | 5 |
language may | 5 |
will begin | 5 |
though every | 5 |
general welfare | 5 |
one mind | 5 |
three days | 5 |
another question | 5 |
divided among | 5 |
good purpose | 5 |
must come | 5 |
man born | 5 |
shall certainly | 5 |
happy without | 5 |
perfect wisdom | 5 |
shall speak | 5 |
two different | 5 |
whose names | 5 |
good graces | 5 |
general interests | 5 |
certain rules | 5 |
may happen | 5 |
manner advantageous | 5 |
different forms | 5 |
many parts | 5 |
illustrious citizens | 5 |
first class | 5 |
replies cotta | 5 |
declared war | 5 |
perfect eloquence | 5 |
will remain | 5 |
immoderate joy | 5 |
never yet | 5 |
virtuous citizen | 5 |
general advantage | 5 |
one party | 5 |
one sort | 5 |
virtue alone | 5 |
must acknowledge | 5 |
two hundred | 5 |
will bring | 5 |
five planets | 5 |
deservedly praised | 5 |
will perhaps | 5 |
though still | 5 |
bitter enemies | 5 |
old one | 5 |
will easily | 5 |
antonius will | 5 |
public harangue | 5 |
like one | 5 |
take great | 5 |
entirely free | 5 |
induce us | 5 |
will soon | 5 |
thirty years | 5 |
much consequence | 5 |
live happily | 5 |
now let | 5 |
private causes | 5 |
one except | 5 |
certain things | 5 |
anything good | 5 |
every point | 5 |
closely connected | 5 |
things like | 5 |
full house | 5 |
roman language | 5 |
persons concerned | 5 |
write something | 5 |
nothing will | 5 |
general name | 5 |
highest praise | 5 |
come back | 5 |
still alive | 5 |
campanian district | 5 |
may still | 5 |
two tribunes | 5 |
two scipios | 5 |
short clauses | 5 |
whose assistance | 5 |
assured us | 5 |
may either | 5 |
whatever may | 5 |
scandalous thing | 5 |
roman citizens | 5 |
two brothers | 5 |
must show | 5 |
agrarian law | 5 |
seems good | 5 |
lesser bear | 5 |
men must | 5 |
go back | 5 |
one common | 5 |
publius cornelius | 5 |
many names | 5 |
doubted whether | 5 |
worthy man | 5 |
political science | 5 |
third topic | 5 |
three years | 5 |
often used | 5 |
takes away | 5 |
great exploits | 5 |
attic taste | 5 |
settled plan | 5 |
great kindness | 5 |
take possession | 5 |
language will | 5 |
tolerable share | 5 |
whose authority | 5 |
six years | 5 |
great zeal | 5 |
subordinate divisions | 5 |
much influence | 5 |
nothing good | 5 |
whose orations | 5 |
also many | 5 |
brute beasts | 5 |
extraordinary honours | 5 |
deserved well | 5 |
first principles | 5 |
pay attention | 5 |
will lose | 5 |
particular point | 5 |
must employ | 5 |
men like | 5 |
rhetorical exercises | 5 |
deeply implanted | 5 |
last day | 5 |
refer everything | 5 |
take pains | 5 |
poetical rhythm | 5 |
great numbers | 5 |
comitia centuriata | 5 |
first letter | 5 |
giving us | 5 |
particular person | 5 |
every question | 5 |
may conclude | 5 |
finished orator | 5 |
private man | 5 |
mind without | 5 |
punishment inflicted | 5 |
judicial kind | 5 |
mind may | 5 |
second punic | 5 |
bad men | 5 |
whole speech | 5 |
carneades used | 5 |
will frequently | 5 |
great esteem | 5 |
philosophical studies | 5 |
law must | 5 |
though even | 5 |
hundred millions | 5 |
place among | 5 |
think will | 5 |
every subject | 5 |
publius rupilius | 5 |
shall treat | 5 |
joint consul | 5 |
tells us | 5 |
many good | 5 |
expression may | 5 |
kind offices | 5 |
gods take | 5 |
subordinate division | 5 |
different things | 5 |
will proceed | 5 |
years later | 5 |
cause will | 5 |
great one | 5 |
cornelius scipio | 5 |
book ii | 5 |
well chosen | 5 |
excellent citizens | 5 |
particular time | 5 |
extreme old | 5 |
must die | 5 |
greatest genius | 5 |
also must | 5 |
first moment | 5 |
latin language | 5 |
ask whether | 5 |
small things | 5 |
whose death | 5 |
whose writings | 5 |
human mind | 5 |
long will | 5 |
one property | 5 |
father paulus | 5 |
must always | 5 |
already given | 5 |
common language | 5 |
might also | 5 |
without appeal | 5 |
arguments will | 5 |
arguments must | 5 |
publius rutilius | 5 |
perfect orator | 5 |
many causes | 5 |
short one | 5 |
great quantity | 5 |
regal power | 5 |
among others | 5 |
without pain | 5 |
may become | 5 |
opinion first | 4 |
present essay | 4 |
whole matter | 4 |
might easily | 4 |
never cease | 4 |
two others | 4 |
almost always | 4 |
highest character | 4 |
giving pleasure | 4 |
every person | 4 |
every respect | 4 |
time lived | 4 |
yet even | 4 |
greek orators | 4 |
frantic man | 4 |
attributes divinity | 4 |
plainly see | 4 |
every imaginable | 4 |
downright madness | 4 |
four pages | 4 |
disposed towards | 4 |
still remain | 4 |
must arise | 4 |
socrates says | 4 |
greater importance | 4 |
general character | 4 |
see whether | 4 |
next topic | 4 |
great indignation | 4 |
one shall | 4 |
thoroughly aware | 4 |
sufficiently evident | 4 |
divided according | 4 |
case may | 4 |
bring forth | 4 |
one asked | 4 |
called wise | 4 |
chief part | 4 |
held together | 4 |
us many | 4 |
nefarious war | 4 |
said africanus | 4 |
qui improbos | 4 |
perfect health | 4 |
three forms | 4 |
full length | 4 |
main thing | 4 |
put forward | 4 |
done wrong | 4 |
old proverb | 4 |
long enough | 4 |
must admit | 4 |
greater weight | 4 |
good citizens | 4 |
titus plancus | 4 |
utter destruction | 4 |
dear scipio | 4 |
political constitutions | 4 |
different times | 4 |
common places | 4 |
si vis | 4 |
fully explained | 4 |
spoke much | 4 |
anything better | 4 |
greatest power | 4 |
will permit | 4 |
often seen | 4 |
public debates | 4 |
feel sure | 4 |
nothing except | 4 |
whatever manner | 4 |
upright man | 4 |
refulgent heaven | 4 |
men alone | 4 |
licinius crassus | 4 |
gave notice | 4 |
must believe | 4 |
teaches us | 4 |
written document | 4 |
besieging mutina | 4 |
never said | 4 |
kindly feeling | 4 |
four elements | 4 |
middle kind | 4 |
may infer | 4 |
taken care | 4 |
five parts | 4 |
younger africanus | 4 |
quintus pompeius | 4 |
different seasons | 4 |
come forth | 4 |
many illustrious | 4 |
much pleased | 4 |
modest man | 4 |
will ask | 4 |
things good | 4 |
act like | 4 |
real merit | 4 |
long standing | 4 |
nothing beyond | 4 |
roman commonwealth | 4 |
greater still | 4 |
party accused | 4 |
mere fact | 4 |
philus said | 4 |
object aimed | 4 |
sufficient reason | 4 |
just observed | 4 |
two long | 4 |
earliest youth | 4 |
sensual pleasure | 4 |
made plain | 4 |
two methods | 4 |
beautiful form | 4 |
become slaves | 4 |
public office | 4 |
might appear | 4 |
really think | 4 |
succeeding years | 4 |
much inclined | 4 |
good actions | 4 |
mentioned just | 4 |
quod nescis | 4 |
lawfully done | 4 |
better suited | 4 |
present evil | 4 |
will suit | 4 |
good speakers | 4 |
law will | 4 |
first made | 4 |
saying something | 4 |
may enjoy | 4 |
numerous cadence | 4 |
every argument | 4 |
whole nations | 4 |
will call | 4 |
formal decision | 4 |
municipal town | 4 |
natural disposition | 4 |
will arise | 4 |
encountered death | 4 |
first punic | 4 |
though perhaps | 4 |
us rather | 4 |
easily bear | 4 |
seven wise | 4 |
meant one | 4 |
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