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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
julius caesar | 63 |
roman people | 41 |
civil war | 41 |
informs us | 40 |
thousand sesterces | 38 |
roman knight | 37 |
soon afterwards | 36 |
equestrian order | 36 |
wild beasts | 34 |
hundred thousand | 34 |
consular rank | 33 |
long time | 31 |
human nature | 28 |
short time | 26 |
circensian games | 23 |
campus martius | 23 |
young man | 23 |
mark antony | 22 |
one day | 21 |
two sons | 21 |
marcus aurelius | 21 |
two hundred | 21 |
caius caesar | 20 |
pretorian guards | 20 |
four hundred | 20 |
civil wars | 19 |
every thing | 19 |
five years | 18 |
roman empire | 18 |
public spectacles | 18 |
next day | 17 |
one time | 16 |
now called | 16 |
three hundred | 16 |
tells us | 16 |
twelve caesars | 16 |
various kinds | 16 |
five hundred | 16 |
every one | 15 |
two years | 15 |
roman knights | 15 |
one hundred | 15 |
three years | 15 |
well known | 14 |
first time | 14 |
many years | 14 |
several times | 14 |
jupiter capitolinus | 14 |
see augustus | 14 |
alexander thomson | 13 |
let us | 13 |
suetonius tranquillus | 13 |
daughter julia | 13 |
public affairs | 12 |
palatine hill | 12 |
laid aside | 12 |
second time | 12 |
right hand | 11 |
circus maximus | 11 |
left hand | 11 |
good fortune | 11 |
every man | 11 |
every year | 11 |
first rank | 11 |
vestal virgins | 11 |
triumphal ornaments | 11 |
imperial dignity | 11 |
greater part | 11 |
supreme power | 11 |
ancient custom | 10 |
imperial power | 10 |
every kind | 10 |
one another | 10 |
roman power | 10 |
private life | 10 |
became emperor | 10 |
took place | 10 |
cneius pompey | 10 |
two days | 10 |
young men | 10 |
violent hands | 10 |
three books | 9 |
military tribune | 9 |
three days | 9 |
every day | 9 |
tribunitian authority | 9 |
scarcely ever | 9 |
great number | 9 |
flavian family | 9 |
whole body | 9 |
roman army | 9 |
old age | 9 |
veteran soldiers | 9 |
married women | 9 |
five days | 9 |
alexander severus | 9 |
fourth year | 9 |
asinius pollio | 9 |
succeeding emperors | 9 |
one person | 9 |
one instance | 9 |
twenty thousand | 9 |
old man | 9 |
two thousand | 9 |
four times | 9 |
three months | 9 |
six years | 8 |
two books | 8 |
first distinction | 8 |
common people | 8 |
roman emperor | 8 |
liberal arts | 8 |
first consulship | 8 |
public life | 8 |
daphne foster | 8 |
set aside | 8 |
private person | 8 |
long afterwards | 8 |
asia minor | 8 |
days together | 8 |
appian way | 8 |
hundred years | 8 |
thirty thousand | 8 |
marcus lepidus | 8 |
following terms | 8 |
foreign nations | 8 |
four years | 8 |
military service | 8 |
first day | 8 |
manly habit | 8 |
pretorian cohorts | 8 |
pretorian rank | 8 |
first place | 8 |
augustan age | 8 |
six months | 8 |
nine years | 8 |
emperor claudius | 8 |
roman emperors | 8 |
caius julius | 8 |
six hundred | 8 |
sent forward | 8 |
time afterwards | 8 |
common soldier | 7 |
one occasion | 7 |
roman state | 7 |
early age | 7 |
roman imperator | 7 |
laurel crown | 7 |
thousand pounds | 7 |
dear tiberius | 7 |
pounds sterling | 7 |
hundred millions | 7 |
second year | 7 |
days afterwards | 7 |
public liberty | 7 |
present reign | 7 |
solemn procession | 7 |
almost entirely | 7 |
unanimously saluted | 7 |
secular games | 7 |
three thousand | 7 |
modern times | 7 |
roman citizens | 7 |
several years | 7 |
illustrious sublimity | 7 |
public buildings | 7 |
public offices | 7 |
whose death | 7 |
wise man | 7 |
christian aera | 7 |
eight years | 7 |
roman arms | 7 |
many persons | 7 |
mark anthony | 7 |
human race | 7 |
nothing else | 7 |
great applause | 7 |
public notice | 7 |
via sacra | 7 |
much affected | 7 |
former times | 7 |
new emperor | 7 |
son drusus | 7 |
second consulship | 7 |
seven days | 7 |
christian era | 6 |
receiving intelligence | 6 |
one else | 6 |
greek word | 6 |
alban mount | 6 |
two months | 6 |
great importance | 6 |
early period | 6 |
several persons | 6 |
took care | 6 |
thirty years | 6 |
gave orders | 6 |
conscript fathers | 6 |
great reputation | 6 |
equestrian orders | 6 |
either side | 6 |
per cent | 6 |
sacred rites | 6 |
highest rank | 6 |
military talents | 6 |
ever since | 6 |
several days | 6 |
liberal sciences | 6 |
years old | 6 |
highest offices | 6 |
roman capital | 6 |
one man | 6 |
public good | 6 |
julian family | 6 |
pontifex maximus | 6 |
great battle | 6 |
funeral pile | 6 |
second book | 6 |
twenty years | 6 |
public games | 6 |
ever afterwards | 6 |
long since | 6 |
immediately sent | 6 |
left behind | 6 |
now remain | 6 |
great dictator | 6 |
much difficulty | 6 |
now arrived | 6 |
set forward | 6 |
gold pieces | 6 |
great difficulty | 6 |
see note | 6 |
seven years | 6 |
mean time | 6 |
see julius | 6 |
roman republic | 6 |
public spectacle | 6 |
every five | 6 |
whole course | 6 |
three times | 6 |
earliest years | 6 |
two consuls | 6 |
imperial authority | 6 |
single combat | 6 |
laid violent | 6 |
hundred sesterces | 6 |
great scarcity | 6 |
seventeen years | 6 |
highest degree | 6 |
white marble | 5 |
ancient family | 5 |
divine honours | 5 |
ninth year | 5 |
blue eyes | 5 |
great part | 5 |
says one | 5 |
authors relate | 5 |
already mentioned | 5 |
one hand | 5 |
human heart | 5 |
adopted son | 5 |
already observed | 5 |
shall now | 5 |
jupiter latialis | 5 |
two men | 5 |
tiberius caesar | 5 |
commonly called | 5 |
military tribunes | 5 |
suetonius says | 5 |
still continued | 5 |
every part | 5 |
son titus | 5 |
curule chair | 5 |
third year | 5 |
preceding emperors | 5 |
ten years | 5 |
may add | 5 |
natural history | 5 |
now become | 5 |
poetical compositions | 5 |
see vespasian | 5 |
ten thousand | 5 |
non vobis | 5 |
titus flavius | 5 |
proper name | 5 |
throughout italy | 5 |
four months | 5 |
hundred lions | 5 |
turned loose | 5 |
give way | 5 |
fucine lake | 5 |
particular attention | 5 |
judged proper | 5 |
private persons | 5 |
equestrian family | 5 |
five thousand | 5 |
father octavius | 5 |
feet high | 5 |
leaving behind | 5 |
new kind | 5 |
different times | 5 |
vast number | 5 |
suetonius paulinus | 5 |
brought forward | 5 |
de bell | 5 |
different parts | 5 |
eight hundred | 5 |
one knows | 5 |
plutarch informs | 5 |
auxiliary forces | 5 |
great favour | 5 |
without distinction | 5 |
made use | 5 |
forty thousand | 5 |
household gods | 5 |
roman history | 5 |
succeeding ages | 5 |
entirely governed | 5 |
sextus pompey | 5 |
eleven years | 5 |
golden house | 5 |
marcus crassus | 5 |
advanced age | 5 |
shortly afterwards | 5 |
high opinion | 5 |
large sums | 5 |
good preservation | 5 |
likewise gave | 5 |
done nothing | 5 |
several others | 5 |
almost every | 5 |
several cities | 5 |
persian expedition | 5 |
marcus agrippa | 5 |
sic vos | 5 |
still living | 5 |
religious rites | 5 |
say nothing | 5 |
one great | 5 |
gave rise | 5 |
might hold | 5 |
gave birth | 5 |
gold ring | 5 |
certain number | 5 |
every quarter | 5 |
scurrilous language | 5 |
may justly | 5 |
taken ill | 5 |
tiberius nero | 5 |
four horses | 5 |
highest pitch | 5 |
public freedom | 5 |
roman literature | 5 |
old woman | 5 |
see tiberius | 5 |
others say | 5 |
still greater | 5 |
military achievements | 5 |
much reduced | 5 |
every age | 5 |
afterwards called | 4 |
young girls | 4 |
might take | 4 |
private conference | 4 |
first year | 4 |
much offended | 4 |
young emperor | 4 |
noble family | 4 |
marcus cato | 4 |
ran away | 4 |
two emperors | 4 |
highest honours | 4 |
constantly attended | 4 |
two antonines | 4 |
ancient romans | 4 |
esquiline hill | 4 |
different kinds | 4 |
two rivers | 4 |
yet even | 4 |
made free | 4 |
account given | 4 |
two millions | 4 |
lower part | 4 |
carried away | 4 |
last moments | 4 |
bad state | 4 |
likewise exhibited | 4 |
brought together | 4 |
golden crown | 4 |
whose hands | 4 |
whose office | 4 |
patrician order | 4 |
men whose | 4 |
roman throne | 4 |
years afterwards | 4 |
long interval | 4 |
two centuries | 4 |
eminent writers | 4 |
various subjects | 4 |
younger antonia | 4 |
might prove | 4 |
young agrippa | 4 |
obsolete words | 4 |
received intelligence | 4 |
patrician family | 4 |
public enemy | 4 |
great fright | 4 |
without reason | 4 |
whole day | 4 |
naval fight | 4 |
several orders | 4 |
now mentioned | 4 |
pretorian camp | 4 |
vast expense | 4 |
public entertainments | 4 |
civic crown | 4 |
pretorian troops | 4 |
distinguished rank | 4 |
salvius otho | 4 |
introduced amongst | 4 |
condemned criminals | 4 |
small importance | 4 |
great crowd | 4 |
high degree | 4 |
asinius gallus | 4 |
one whose | 4 |
palatine apollo | 4 |
infamous character | 4 |
opportunity offered | 4 |
dion cassius | 4 |
two last | 4 |
several hours | 4 |
lucius domitius | 4 |
proved fatal | 4 |
generally known | 4 |
violent storms | 4 |
one individual | 4 |
hundred miles | 4 |
narrowly escaped | 4 |
return home | 4 |
public mourning | 4 |
see claudius | 4 |
cold water | 4 |
early dawn | 4 |
aulus plautius | 4 |
civil administration | 4 |
whose life | 4 |
human mind | 4 |
nine months | 4 |
double meaning | 4 |
lucius antonius | 4 |
january th | 4 |
without regard | 4 |
took possession | 4 |
time covered | 4 |
every possible | 4 |
imperial history | 4 |
valerius messala | 4 |
good state | 4 |
livia augusta | 4 |
dragged away | 4 |
see caligula | 4 |
wild animals | 4 |
gymnastic exercises | 4 |
de re | 4 |
early youth | 4 |
adverse party | 4 |
whole affair | 4 |
entered rome | 4 |
besides many | 4 |
violent death | 4 |
day following | 4 |
highly probable | 4 |
new forum | 4 |
fine arts | 4 |
great distance | 4 |
opposite party | 4 |
mean extraction | 4 |
among others | 4 |
cornelius nepos | 4 |
senatorian order | 4 |
nothing less | 4 |
german war | 4 |
one moment | 4 |
without giving | 4 |
public service | 4 |
every mode | 4 |
many ages | 4 |
three legions | 4 |
days successively | 4 |
whole period | 4 |
roman camp | 4 |
twelve years | 4 |
emperor augustus | 4 |
take place | 4 |
public mind | 4 |
giving way | 4 |
victorious army | 4 |
afterwards became | 4 |
public odium | 4 |
public treasury | 4 |
julian law | 4 |
intimate friend | 4 |
musical instruments | 4 |
middle ages | 4 |
elderly gentleman | 4 |
jursan envoy | 4 |
whole year | 4 |
sent away | 4 |
one point | 4 |
paid particular | 4 |
sixty years | 4 |
white horses | 4 |
eight books | 4 |
afterwards erected | 4 |
lay beyond | 4 |
perfect orator | 4 |
eighty thousand | 4 |
consular lieutenant | 4 |
new form | 4 |
large sum | 4 |
funeral oration | 4 |
two legions | 4 |
left rome | 4 |
low interest | 4 |
small retinue | 4 |
religious ceremonies | 4 |
punic war | 4 |
early death | 4 |
several parts | 4 |
lucius caesar | 4 |
imperial court | 4 |
marcus antoninus | 4 |
open air | 4 |
following lines | 4 |
public works | 4 |
thought proper | 4 |
cneius piso | 4 |
now extant | 4 |
family name | 4 |
next morning | 4 |
best means | 4 |
great height | 4 |
jupiter tonans | 4 |
thousand men | 4 |
publicly declared | 4 |
five books | 4 |
fifty millions | 4 |
without doubt | 4 |
sovereign power | 4 |
shall find | 4 |
still higher | 4 |
used frequently | 4 |
public expense | 4 |
whose father | 4 |
will come | 4 |
moral science | 4 |
seven hundred | 4 |
also called | 4 |
now stands | 4 |
one thousand | 4 |
thousand years | 4 |
ancient writers | 4 |
passed away | 4 |
knew nothing | 4 |
livia drusilla | 4 |
cassius severus | 4 |
great offices | 4 |
chariots drawn | 4 |
one part | 4 |
greek language | 4 |
military affairs | 4 |
never heard | 4 |
whilst yet | 4 |
first letter | 4 |
will find | 4 |
might even | 4 |
private citizen | 4 |
young prince | 4 |
falling sickness | 4 |
intimately connected | 4 |
day fixed | 4 |
twelve miles | 4 |
seven books | 4 |
two julias | 4 |
two orders | 4 |
set sail | 4 |
stood near | 4 |
republican government | 4 |
first wife | 4 |
public diversions | 4 |
imperial house | 4 |
former husband | 4 |
titus livius | 4 |
still standing | 4 |
venus genitrix | 4 |
three miles | 4 |
following words | 3 |
tacitus informs | 3 |
still called | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
circensian procession | 3 |
may easily | 3 |
fifty years | 3 |
public utility | 3 |
higher degree | 3 |
first made | 3 |
fifty thousand | 3 |
thousand wild | 3 |
leading men | 3 |
three new | 3 |
epic dignity | 3 |
common practice | 3 |
precious stones | 3 |
gardens near | 3 |
nights successively | 3 |
et ad | 3 |
always ready | 3 |
pontine marshes | 3 |
twenty feet | 3 |
advanced towards | 3 |
every way | 3 |
twentieth year | 3 |
spectators sat | 3 |
eight consulships | 3 |
one voice | 3 |
must add | 3 |
roman jurisprudence | 3 |
purple robe | 3 |
one half | 3 |
millions sterling | 3 |
imperial rome | 3 |
filial duty | 3 |
landing tube | 3 |
likewise took | 3 |
went round | 3 |
first appearance | 3 |
went abroad | 3 |
fiftieth year | 3 |
thousand people | 3 |
natural tendency | 3 |
truly noble | 3 |
lively imagination | 3 |
popular favour | 3 |
early stage | 3 |
tell us | 3 |
roman forum | 3 |
every body | 3 |
peculiar nature | 3 |
whole time | 3 |
de arte | 3 |
certain persons | 3 |
greek authors | 3 |
second punic | 3 |
great consternation | 3 |
th september | 3 |
tiberius claudius | 3 |
licinius mucianus | 3 |
decimus brutus | 3 |
former princes | 3 |
first century | 3 |
dum imperet | 3 |
great military | 3 |
acquired great | 3 |
sicilian war | 3 |
prevent suspicion | 3 |
different quarters | 3 |
messala corvinus | 3 |
might fall | 3 |
surprise us | 3 |
wife caesonia | 3 |
great poets | 3 |
office beyond | 3 |
tenth day | 3 |
obliged lucius | 3 |
made one | 3 |
next night | 3 |
tender years | 3 |
due regard | 3 |
small house | 3 |
fifth year | 3 |
third book | 3 |
new levies | 3 |
flaminian circus | 3 |
vyrtl thought | 3 |
made war | 3 |
went home | 3 |
anything else | 3 |
personal presence | 3 |
flavius sabinus | 3 |
amongst others | 3 |
twenty days | 3 |
likewise made | 3 |
parties concerned | 3 |
year following | 3 |
immediately seized | 3 |
hundred denarii | 3 |
never afterwards | 3 |
brother drusus | 3 |
corinthian vessels | 3 |
quite tired | 3 |
every nation | 3 |
eleusinian mysteries | 3 |
several battles | 3 |
roman provinces | 3 |
four hours | 3 |
little time | 3 |
open court | 3 |
many respects | 3 |
greatly admired | 3 |
consul elect | 3 |
people came | 3 |
future events | 3 |
second wife | 3 |
see cc | 3 |
one long | 3 |
eight months | 3 |
well adapted | 3 |
helvidius priscus | 3 |
kai su | 3 |
republican form | 3 |
yet come | 3 |
four days | 3 |
military stations | 3 |
nine days | 3 |
servilius isauricus | 3 |
praetorian cohorts | 3 |
statilius taurus | 3 |
great empires | 3 |
present state | 3 |
foreign enemy | 3 |
avidius cassius | 3 |
large company | 3 |
likewise banished | 3 |
years later | 3 |
many men | 3 |
young persons | 3 |
last emperor | 3 |
fifteen thousand | 3 |
sumptuary law | 3 |
much respect | 3 |
six thousand | 3 |
lollia paulina | 3 |
disturbed state | 3 |
several nights | 3 |
several ages | 3 |
grecian games | 3 |
thought fit | 3 |
sister octavia | 3 |
every known | 3 |
see also | 3 |
roman senator | 3 |
lucius piso | 3 |
often found | 3 |
antonius musa | 3 |
given rise | 3 |
private affairs | 3 |
emperor pius | 3 |
might see | 3 |
whole company | 3 |
appius silanus | 3 |
without delay | 3 |
reader will | 3 |
universal empire | 3 |
annual magistrates | 3 |
great degree | 3 |
first instance | 3 |
thousand persons | 3 |
never failed | 3 |
became sensible | 3 |
military force | 3 |
every line | 3 |
every soldier | 3 |
public virtue | 3 |
first step | 3 |
omitted nothing | 3 |
several men | 3 |
seventh year | 3 |
th march | 3 |
first prince | 3 |
important subject | 3 |
estate belonging | 3 |
one continued | 3 |
many parts | 3 |
general opinion | 3 |
cordus cremutius | 3 |
without interruption | 3 |
seventy thousand | 3 |
flavius clemens | 3 |
chose rather | 3 |
trojan game | 3 |
still alive | 3 |
successive years | 3 |
senatorial order | 3 |
gallic triumph | 3 |
ever made | 3 |
full assembly | 3 |
solemn occasions | 3 |
many others | 3 |
vicious disposition | 3 |
common use | 3 |
without waiting | 3 |
little doubt | 3 |
lofty tower | 3 |
three sons | 3 |
whole population | 3 |
real life | 3 |
villa near | 3 |
ranked among | 3 |
roman grandeur | 3 |
numa pompilius | 3 |
emperor severus | 3 |
called capo | 3 |
every month | 3 |
persian war | 3 |
generally agreed | 3 |
grecian literature | 3 |
two battles | 3 |
advanced years | 3 |
marcus brutus | 3 |
restore order | 3 |
distinct classes | 3 |
might happen | 3 |
common soldiers | 3 |
appointed governor | 3 |
even went | 3 |
religious solemnity | 3 |
hardly necessary | 3 |
caius octavius | 3 |
often taken | 3 |
victorious general | 3 |
cisalpine gaul | 3 |
set fire | 3 |
six days | 3 |
flaminian way | 3 |
spoils taken | 3 |
german tribe | 3 |
immediately preceding | 3 |
false accusation | 3 |
pretty nearly | 3 |
soon became | 3 |
joyful acclamations | 3 |
drawn swords | 3 |
ancient kings | 3 |
without fear | 3 |
foreign princes | 3 |
murrhine vases | 3 |
dispatched messengers | 3 |
capital punishment | 3 |
ever gave | 3 |
two poets | 3 |
now restored | 3 |
human life | 3 |
seventy years | 3 |
sacred groves | 3 |
ten feet | 3 |
eminent persons | 3 |
see afterwards | 3 |
tullius cicero | 3 |
gemonian stairs | 3 |
last two | 3 |
elected consul | 3 |
new letters | 3 |
old lady | 3 |
public shows | 3 |
twice married | 3 |
divine julius | 3 |
still retained | 3 |
latter part | 3 |
marcus bibulus | 3 |
following day | 3 |
may conclude | 3 |
entirely free | 3 |
sumptuary laws | 3 |
far otherwise | 3 |
wife scribonia | 3 |
public character | 3 |
gave way | 3 |
contributed greatly | 3 |
first twelve | 3 |
italian colonies | 3 |
long enough | 3 |
street called | 3 |
military rewards | 3 |
city walls | 3 |
first object | 3 |
two nights | 3 |
seems probable | 3 |
married agrippina | 3 |
take care | 3 |
eldest son | 3 |
rewards due | 3 |
sixth year | 3 |
one period | 3 |
following passage | 3 |
might carry | 3 |
colossal statue | 3 |
public censure | 3 |
oderint dum | 3 |
infernal regions | 3 |
incidental notices | 3 |
present porta | 3 |
see tacitus | 3 |
striking illustration | 3 |
lucius antony | 3 |
things might | 3 |
sufficient proof | 3 |
noble qualities | 3 |
greek proverb | 3 |
fell ill | 3 |
private station | 3 |
imperial family | 3 |
great variety | 3 |
long series | 3 |
chief seat | 3 |
moral nature | 3 |
less distinguished | 3 |
gave occasion | 3 |
summer flowers | 3 |
latin language | 3 |
dying gladiator | 3 |
added another | 3 |
third time | 3 |
three great | 3 |
every means | 3 |
great emergency | 3 |
ancient law | 3 |
sumptuous entertainment | 3 |
almost equally | 3 |
ars amandi | 3 |
good family | 3 |
military roads | 3 |
deep water | 3 |
gallic war | 3 |
claudius drusus | 3 |
munatius plancus | 3 |
new invention | 3 |
caius memmius | 3 |
may presume | 3 |
never addressed | 3 |
displayed great | 3 |
roman armies | 3 |
roman dress | 3 |
good breeding | 3 |
go forward | 3 |
yet remain | 3 |
whose house | 3 |
ancient times | 3 |
games celebrated | 3 |
one might | 3 |
extremely desirous | 3 |
march th | 3 |
another person | 3 |
entirely new | 3 |
bring forward | 3 |
short duration | 3 |
raising money | 3 |
committed suicide | 3 |
ancient history | 3 |
first six | 3 |
roman colonies | 3 |
succeeding princes | 3 |
great splendour | 3 |
one year | 3 |
taken notice | 3 |
twelve books | 3 |
head muffled | 3 |
whole family | 3 |
take possession | 3 |
two great | 3 |
public sense | 3 |
either sex | 3 |
forum terebronii | 3 |
fall asleep | 3 |
great solemnity | 3 |
quintus catulus | 3 |
roman citizen | 3 |
whatever might | 3 |
vast treasure | 3 |
public health | 3 |
dear livia | 3 |
triumphal arch | 3 |
looked like | 3 |
new year | 3 |
republican institutions | 3 |
great influence | 3 |
traditionary veneration | 3 |
consular lieutenants | 3 |
young patrician | 3 |
however much | 3 |
first entrance | 3 |
death without | 3 |
great many | 3 |
great honours | 3 |
subsequent part | 3 |
appius caecus | 3 |
years ago | 3 |
great disorder | 3 |
considerable time | 3 |
celebrated poem | 3 |
drew near | 3 |
last illness | 3 |
young emperors | 3 |
several parties | 3 |
publius clodius | 3 |
last book | 3 |
well founded | 3 |
divine majesty | 3 |
following account | 3 |
lay aside | 3 |
dead body | 3 |
third part | 3 |
another time | 3 |
turned away | 3 |
roman prince | 3 |
romans became | 3 |
frequently called | 3 |
historical narrative | 3 |
persons employed | 3 |
foreign writer | 3 |
second place | 3 |
several places | 3 |
called also | 3 |
fabulous fields | 3 |
tacitus says | 3 |
made prisoner | 3 |
high rank | 3 |
long period | 3 |
still exists | 3 |
soldiers belonging | 3 |
two parties | 3 |
two young | 3 |
natural disposition | 3 |
sudden death | 3 |
chief object | 3 |
ancient liberty | 3 |
roman youth | 3 |
october th | 3 |
mere boy | 3 |
likewise assumed | 3 |
tacitus calls | 3 |
valerius maximus | 3 |
may seem | 3 |
future state | 3 |
see otho | 3 |
people entertained | 3 |
made public | 3 |
lucius verus | 3 |
different accounts | 3 |
caius oppius | 3 |
near terracina | 3 |
every species | 3 |
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wild boar | 3 |
latin verse | 3 |
popular belief | 3 |
following verse | 3 |
roman name | 3 |
hereditary succession | 3 |
two brothers | 3 |
throats cut | 3 |
cassius longinus | 3 |
one knew | 3 |
one side | 3 |
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byzantine court | 3 |
fourteen years | 3 |
first introduced | 3 |
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th january | 3 |
may therefore | 3 |
usual course | 3 |
equestrian rank | 3 |
roman legions | 3 |
never gave | 3 |
still young | 3 |
mere defect | 3 |
fourth book | 3 |
immediately afterwards | 3 |
still remaining | 3 |
similar circumstances | 3 |
buried alive | 3 |
wild beast | 2 |
vast expectations | 2 |
pliny tells | 2 |
thousand times | 2 |
perhaps never | 2 |
come forth | 2 |
successor claudius | 2 |
fine heads | 2 |
kept quiet | 2 |
southern extremity | 2 |
quintus metellus | 2 |
persian empire | 2 |
mount taurus | 2 |
et primis | 2 |
judgment seat | 2 |
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first experiment | 2 |
erotic verse | 2 |
sacred grecian | 2 |
wholly divine | 2 |
general wilkins | 2 |
civilia bella | 2 |
syrian goddess | 2 |
hundred elephants | 2 |
miles together | 2 |
less conspicuous | 2 |
good news | 2 |
aurelius antoninus | 2 |
public expenditure | 2 |
languid appetite | 2 |
acts xxviii | 2 |
story told | 2 |
noble extraction | 2 |
writer may | 2 |
nearly two | 2 |
sacred majesty | 2 |
making war | 2 |
secret lay | 2 |
gave hopes | 2 |
noble youth | 2 |
last day | 2 |
one month | 2 |
without scruple | 2 |
little boys | 2 |
literary world | 2 |
great man | 2 |
hadrian adopted | 2 |
ancient usage | 2 |
left side | 2 |
history relates | 2 |
striking contrast | 2 |
killing flies | 2 |
usual custom | 2 |
cynic philosopher | 2 |
future emperor | 2 |
asiatic province | 2 |
fine furniture | 2 |
crowded assembly | 2 |
written obligation | 2 |
little purpose | 2 |
will easily | 2 |
obtained leave | 2 |
valerius flaccus | 2 |
funeral pomp | 2 |
slight indisposition | 2 |
real cause | 2 |
ready enough | 2 |
roman nobleman | 2 |
chair aiding | 2 |
one likewise | 2 |
will appear | 2 |
augustus never | 2 |
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incurred great | 2 |
troubled eyes | 2 |
fourth part | 2 |
excellent health | 2 |
mount vesuvius | 2 |
cultivated amongst | 2 |
trumpets sounding | 2 |
sixth books | 2 |
fortuitous occurrence | 2 |
several wars | 2 |
first wound | 2 |
think proper | 2 |
painted white | 2 |
young boys | 2 |
pretorian knights | 2 |
greater shame | 2 |
low rank | 2 |
now lost | 2 |
latter period | 2 |
supreme station | 2 |
might perhaps | 2 |
might enjoy | 2 |
goddess fortune | 2 |
generally admitted | 2 |
nearly cost | 2 |
heroic verse | 2 |
great progress | 2 |
two daughters | 2 |
inviolable sanctity | 2 |
died away | 2 |
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short distance | 2 |
two persons | 2 |
roman calendar | 2 |
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italy also | 2 |
disinterested love | 2 |
one amongst | 2 |
great obelisk | 2 |
another circumstance | 2 |
auxiliary troops | 2 |
little else | 2 |
del popolo | 2 |
desperate resistance | 2 |
polite learning | 2 |
th dec | 2 |
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flew open | 2 |
might contribute | 2 |
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military skill | 2 |
take leave | 2 |
iron ring | 2 |
modern auctioneers | 2 |
three daughters | 2 |
important provinces | 2 |
first stripped | 2 |
almost two | 2 |
one third | 2 |
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best adapted | 2 |
great rage | 2 |
splendidly lavish | 2 |
frequently offered | 2 |
earlier days | 2 |
divine honors | 2 |
extremely clamorous | 2 |
et te | 2 |
two censorships | 2 |
winter quarters | 2 |
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every turn | 2 |
rerum dominos | 2 |
best fitted | 2 |
caesar intended | 2 |
powerful interest | 2 |
whose hair | 2 |
one continuous | 2 |
proclaimed emperor | 2 |
varro muraena | 2 |
people publicly | 2 |
public disturbances | 2 |
ancient rome | 2 |
completely armed | 2 |
hexameter verse | 2 |
first book | 2 |
emperor galba | 2 |
sir william | 2 |
postumus agrippa | 2 |
entirely unknown | 2 |
chief men | 2 |
military posts | 2 |
magistrates sat | 2 |
scit caetera | 2 |
seemed scarcely | 2 |
already accomplished | 2 |
roman colony | 2 |
immediately endeavoured | 2 |
named julia | 2 |
lucius paulus | 2 |
almost immediately | 2 |
different modes | 2 |
might expect | 2 |
loving mother | 2 |
even yet | 2 |
without resistance | 2 |
capitoline hill | 2 |
new races | 2 |
first two | 2 |
new epoch | 2 |
human blood | 2 |
stood candidate | 2 |
yet reached | 2 |
particularly fond | 2 |
greek literature | 2 |
greatest number | 2 |
future fortune | 2 |
first person | 2 |
enrolled amongst | 2 |
commonly supposed | 2 |
great taste | 2 |
found entire | 2 |
months advanced | 2 |
fair words | 2 |
whole people | 2 |
grecian camp | 2 |
small matter | 2 |
highest dignities | 2 |
upper classes | 2 |
might appear | 2 |
never learnt | 2 |
evil fame | 2 |
illustrious descent | 2 |
uniformly harmonious | 2 |
extraordinary beauty | 2 |
whose name | 2 |
chief town | 2 |
years without | 2 |
tenth legion | 2 |
safe return | 2 |
guests loaves | 2 |
man named | 2 |
personal ambition | 2 |
imperial office | 2 |
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every artifice | 2 |
fat man | 2 |
whole line | 2 |
active general | 2 |
curtian lake | 2 |
long roll | 2 |
rank amongst | 2 |
conjectural rome | 2 |
civil commotion | 2 |
public sale | 2 |
sometimes four | 2 |
dead man | 2 |
paternal emperor | 2 |
joint heirs | 2 |
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towards rome | 2 |
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eight miles | 2 |
war support | 2 |
first opportunity | 2 |
high commendation | 2 |
made prisoners | 2 |
ever rivalled | 2 |
severely reprimanded | 2 |
unwarrantable liberty | 2 |
ground two | 2 |
night long | 2 |
whole machinery | 2 |
author discusses | 2 |
caius cassius | 2 |
little inferior | 2 |
three last | 2 |
whoever peruses | 2 |
still remained | 2 |
drusus caesar | 2 |
mars ultor | 2 |
carry away | 2 |
decisive battle | 2 |
go round | 2 |
thousand vessels | 2 |
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thrown back | 2 |
unnatural pollution | 2 |
much longer | 2 |
dum metuant | 2 |
setting fire | 2 |
treatise de | 2 |
stupid enough | 2 |
another letter | 2 |
caius antonius | 2 |
author whose | 2 |
augustus may | 2 |
two miles | 2 |
revolutionary times | 2 |
nearly equal | 2 |
prescriptive right | 2 |
earliest choice | 2 |
single will | 2 |
days instead | 2 |
ultima thule | 2 |
seditious jews | 2 |
now abandoned | 2 |
parthian archers | 2 |
named cassius | 2 |
latin festival | 2 |
ardent love | 2 |
military chest | 2 |
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justest claim | 2 |
let loose | 2 |
made choice | 2 |
forty miles | 2 |
lying awake | 2 |
much increased | 2 |
likewise wrote | 2 |
kept secret | 2 |
si non | 2 |
vicious attachment | 2 |
sabbatis jejunium | 2 |
transmitted entire | 2 |
marcius philippus | 2 |
highest terms | 2 |
daughter named | 2 |
porta del | 2 |
considered merely | 2 |
aegean sea | 2 |
marius maximus | 2 |
unnatural lust | 2 |
estates confiscated | 2 |
held successively | 2 |
great work | 2 |
minister mecaenas | 2 |
troops throughout | 2 |
sed et | 2 |
supposed incapable | 2 |
extraordinary love | 2 |
pleaded causes | 2 |
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last came | 2 |
one party | 2 |
tarquinius priscus | 2 |
early hour | 2 |
fair complexion | 2 |
still survived | 2 |
little distance | 2 |
easy death | 2 |
thought sufficiently | 2 |
sometimes even | 2 |
triumphant promenade | 2 |
principal persons | 2 |
triumphal arches | 2 |
every form | 2 |
gaulish provinces | 2 |
sufficiently evident | 2 |
various compositions | 2 |
three children | 2 |
one legion | 2 |
principal towns | 2 |
buildings destroyed | 2 |
whole days | 2 |
circular form | 2 |
servant belonging | 2 |
sat next | 2 |
seven centuries | 2 |
loud voice | 2 |
several stages | 2 |
pliny informs | 2 |
bring thence | 2 |
extreme anxiety | 2 |
high office | 2 |
great strictness | 2 |
rising sun | 2 |
greater number | 2 |
supreme deity | 2 |
personal history | 2 |
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one solitary | 2 |
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usual practice | 2 |
military engine | 2 |
new race | 2 |
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able general | 2 |
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obscure greek | 2 |
usual place | 2 |
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aurea domus | 2 |
even amongst | 2 |
german writer | 2 |
imperial palaces | 2 |
may infer | 2 |
energetic administration | 2 |
great defeat | 2 |
inexhaustible greece | 2 |
instructions relative | 2 |
afterwards converted | 2 |
curly hair | 2 |
one body | 2 |
good opinion | 2 |
collis hortulorum | 2 |
way deformed | 2 |
emperor still | 2 |
persian court | 2 |
four children | 2 |
solitary quality | 2 |
still plainer | 2 |
men generally | 2 |
usual apparatus | 2 |
freedom used | 2 |
official dispatches | 2 |
incestuous intercourse | 2 |
nothing left | 2 |
well acquainted | 2 |
whole night | 2 |
long reign | 2 |
parties interested | 2 |
illustrious men | 2 |
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first discovered | 2 |
present circumstances | 2 |
grandmother antonia | 2 |
cornelius gallus | 2 |
generally speaking | 2 |
came last | 2 |
make resistance | 2 |
thirteen thousand | 2 |
short account | 2 |
vestal virgin | 2 |
small place | 2 |
word may | 2 |
might let | 2 |
afterwards used | 2 |
cneius pompeius | 2 |
chariot race | 2 |
receive anything | 2 |
violent fit | 2 |
imperatorial office | 2 |
lay violent | 2 |
ancient city | 2 |
little pleased | 2 |
next public | 2 |
one octavius | 2 |
public welfare | 2 |
thousand light | 2 |
foreign enemies | 2 |
nine children | 2 |
following effect | 2 |
sent orders | 2 |
many things | 2 |
vitellian family | 2 |
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good luck | 2 |
turning away | 2 |
public registers | 2 |
slight suspicion | 2 |
aurelian found | 2 |
appears even | 2 |
present instance | 2 |
slender means | 2 |
whose principles | 2 |
commentators suppose | 2 |
effect whenever | 2 |
personal inspection | 2 |
great body | 2 |
lay stretched | 2 |
young nobleman | 2 |
people may | 2 |
perpetual oblivion | 2 |
horse incitatus | 2 |
foreign wars | 2 |
now attained | 2 |
eagles pounced | 2 |
shall leave | 2 |
one triumph | 2 |
lately died | 2 |
thousand leagues | 2 |
cneius lentulus | 2 |
pantomimic actor | 2 |
possessed great | 2 |
republican forms | 2 |
several quarters | 2 |
near relation | 2 |
thousand tables | 2 |
likewise ordained | 2 |
short view | 2 |
human power | 2 |
likewise read | 2 |
ancient days | 2 |
reckoned amongst | 2 |
like one | 2 |
aemilius lepidus | 2 |
last months | 2 |
though much | 2 |
preceding chapter | 2 |
brevis est | 2 |
feet turned | 2 |
little king | 2 |
military appointments | 2 |
great revolution | 2 |
paternal estates | 2 |
frequently celebrated | 2 |
might seem | 2 |
shall hear | 2 |
flourishing city | 2 |
like rome | 2 |
divina domus | 2 |
services performed | 2 |
just observations | 2 |
rich offerings | 2 |
made many | 2 |
still farther | 2 |
received respecting | 2 |
made every | 2 |
coarse bread | 2 |
stated times | 2 |
left arm | 2 |
great power | 2 |
full account | 2 |
whole class | 2 |
eldest sister | 2 |
next election | 2 |
havoc made | 2 |
aunt julia | 2 |
caligula reflected | 2 |
got possession | 2 |
putative father | 2 |
will never | 2 |
fabius maximus | 2 |
first ordered | 2 |
took away | 2 |
every fourth | 2 |
stated flatly | 2 |
already taken | 2 |
whole circumstances | 2 |
money among | 2 |
whatever may | 2 |
lucius plancus | 2 |
nonius asprenas | 2 |
certain intelligence | 2 |
caius silius | 2 |
king will | 2 |
caesar added | 2 |
christian churches | 2 |
public crier | 2 |
called germanicus | 2 |
porta pia | 2 |
also built | 2 |
marine villas | 2 |
thought nothing | 2 |
greatly impaired | 2 |
away without | 2 |
slaughter amongst | 2 |
kingly power | 2 |
offered sacrifice | 2 |
veteran army | 2 |
might become | 2 |
two gordians | 2 |
long annals | 2 |
great state | 2 |
four white | 2 |
paternal affection | 2 |
much improved | 2 |
general view | 2 |
white hair | 2 |
pagan mythology | 2 |
good poet | 2 |
didius julianus | 2 |
incestuous commerce | 2 |
universal monarchy | 2 |
latin authors | 2 |
military discipline | 2 |
five hours | 2 |
musical instrument | 2 |
ides th | 2 |
great original | 2 |
rising genius | 2 |
gave great | 2 |
excessive luxury | 2 |
entertained hopes | 2 |
transmarine provinces | 2 |
first broke | 2 |
burned alive | 2 |
salvidienus orfitus | 2 |
following distich | 2 |
horace says | 2 |
ulpius trajanus | 2 |
sent word | 2 |
entirely occupied | 2 |
great public | 2 |
valeria messalina | 2 |
might receive | 2 |
one woman | 2 |
tribunitian power | 2 |
unexpected occurrence | 2 |
marcus lollius | 2 |
thirteen books | 2 |
hundred pounds | 2 |
upper germany | 2 |
frontier line | 2 |
yet still | 2 |
fine phrases | 2 |
every legion | 2 |
emphatic expression | 2 |
usual form | 2 |
place among | 2 |
never seen | 2 |
reason assigned | 2 |
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seats assigned | 2 |
theological sense | 2 |
splendid feast | 2 |
moral conduct | 2 |
latin word | 2 |
may even | 2 |
martial character | 2 |
though rome | 2 |
olympic games | 2 |
violandum est | 2 |
impartial posterity | 2 |
longer period | 2 |
races performed | 2 |
will afford | 2 |
criminal commerce | 2 |
common prostitutes | 2 |
pagan world | 2 |
even plausible | 2 |
aquiline nose | 2 |
well qualified | 2 |
large body | 2 |
much money | 2 |
melancholy period | 2 |
friends advised | 2 |
without exception | 2 |
suddenly returned | 2 |
hot irons | 2 |
suffered much | 2 |
glorious exertions | 2 |
indolent life | 2 |
forty millions | 2 |
now give | 2 |
certain days | 2 |
afterwards plunged | 2 |
pontifix maximus | 2 |
literary pursuits | 2 |
various occasions | 2 |
far worse | 2 |
first breaking | 2 |
legacy left | 2 |
octavius caesar | 2 |
expectations entertained | 2 |
commonly rode | 2 |
hither asia | 2 |
sulpicius galba | 2 |
seven hills | 2 |
caesar fought | 2 |
poetical talents | 2 |
silver plate | 2 |
quam multa | 2 |
merciful disposition | 2 |
caius marcellus | 2 |
way inferior | 2 |
considerable height | 2 |
standing upright | 2 |
titus stood | 2 |
public charge | 2 |
lago di | 2 |
put one | 2 |
possible means | 2 |
wandering life | 2 |
suddenly taken | 2 |
often experienced | 2 |
entire legion | 2 |
something like | 2 |
might meet | 2 |
often made | 2 |
caetera mater | 2 |
arbitrary power | 2 |
whole city | 2 |
seven consulships | 2 |
prodigious efforts | 2 |
less remarkable | 2 |
prince ever | 2 |
two conspiracies | 2 |
tender age | 2 |
passed without | 2 |
public business | 2 |
instantly ordered | 2 |
vyrtl weighed | 2 |
peace declared | 2 |
spoke aloud | 2 |
frequently entertained | 2 |
flavius vespasianus | 2 |
often gave | 2 |
last reign | 2 |
caesars became | 2 |
open day | 2 |
divine augustus | 2 |
romans went | 2 |
marble arch | 2 |
place whatever | 2 |
caius nonius | 2 |
public station | 2 |
roman condition | 2 |
empress livia | 2 |
forty gold | 2 |
marry impure | 2 |
sudden shock | 2 |
noble harbour | 2 |
de trist | 2 |
senate likewise | 2 |
high priest | 2 |
first deflowered | 2 |
favourite freedmen | 2 |
one generation | 2 |
without intermission | 2 |
sabine country | 2 |
ten books | 2 |
great hurry | 2 |
mentioned just | 2 |
flavius vespasian | 2 |
seventh day | 2 |
lodged like | 2 |
hair long | 2 |
may venture | 2 |
private means | 2 |
richly endowed | 2 |
great indignation | 2 |
prove fortunate | 2 |
scandalous life | 2 |
tiber overflowed | 2 |
gave leave | 2 |
roman province | 2 |
days later | 2 |
three next | 2 |
likewise remarked | 2 |
much ashamed | 2 |
ancient standing | 2 |
popular tumults | 2 |
two grandsons | 2 |
games exhibited | 2 |
emperor offered | 2 |
six books | 2 |
ready money | 2 |
setting sun | 2 |
infamous conduct | 2 |
still remains | 2 |
never yet | 2 |
whatever seemed | 2 |
helvius cinna | 2 |
one author | 2 |
paetus thrasea | 2 |
great plenty | 2 |
great ostentation | 2 |
emperor nero | 2 |
towards men | 2 |
interminable files | 2 |
aurelius cotta | 2 |
liberally rewarded | 2 |
properly called | 2 |
without affectation | 2 |
twelve days | 2 |
septimius severus | 2 |
open rupture | 2 |
general character | 2 |
vicious propensities | 2 |
emperor without | 2 |
colonizing system | 2 |
german philosopher | 2 |
imperial dominion | 2 |
several sums | 2 |
also published | 2 |
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likewise charged | 2 |
took refuge | 2 |
first dawn | 2 |
likewise erected | 2 |
artificial forest | 2 |
old republican | 2 |
broke open | 2 |
currently repeated | 2 |
deeply affected | 2 |
two poems | 2 |
four monarchies | 2 |
ancient republic | 2 |
new mode | 2 |
slain near | 2 |
naval crown | 2 |
never known | 2 |
scientific renaissance | 2 |
comprehensive understanding | 2 |
author may | 2 |
long duration | 2 |
roman writers | 2 |
three cohorts | 2 |
public funds | 2 |
distributed among | 2 |
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thought vyrtl | 2 |
every sort | 2 |
long demur | 2 |
english army | 2 |
first appeared | 2 |
veteran legions | 2 |
good man | 2 |
small hazard | 2 |
brazen statue | 2 |
intended crime | 2 |
frequently made | 2 |
claudius nero | 2 |
twelve deities | 2 |
plutarch tells | 2 |
looking back | 2 |
philosophical writer | 2 |
additional credit | 2 |
good deal | 2 |
man might | 2 |
appears also | 2 |
highly beautiful | 2 |
make room | 2 |
yet made | 2 |
times consul | 2 |
good heart | 2 |
private character | 2 |
nearly obliterated | 2 |
set apart | 2 |
cantabrian war | 2 |
new fashion | 2 |
ill omens | 2 |
roman king | 2 |
volscian territory | 2 |
capo di | 2 |
afterwards gave | 2 |
two reigns | 2 |
miserable pallet | 2 |
arm hanging | 2 |
whose works | 2 |
person standing | 2 |
quitting rome | 2 |
little cultivated | 2 |
altera romae | 2 |
warmest affection | 2 |
accomplished general | 2 |
small villa | 2 |
new ones | 2 |
public motives | 2 |
religious awe | 2 |
whole island | 2 |
divine interposition | 2 |
fuisse credo | 2 |
two others | 2 |
derived chiefly | 2 |
made preparations | 2 |
former condition | 2 |
adhere strictly | 2 |
first great | 2 |
will soon | 2 |
broad stripes | 2 |
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religious institutions | 2 |
usual ceremony | 2 |
party entered | 2 |
new war | 2 |
irresponsible power | 2 |
afterwards broke | 2 |
private opinion | 2 |
public interest | 2 |
two competitors | 2 |
strongly inclined | 2 |
play required | 2 |
admirable art | 2 |
right arm | 2 |
pyrrhic dance | 2 |
come true | 2 |
author treats | 2 |
one sense | 2 |
little disposed | 2 |
tacitus also | 2 |
implacable resentment | 2 |
whole tenor | 2 |
prodigious expense | 2 |
bald man | 2 |
well enough | 2 |
added one | 2 |
open rebellion | 2 |
antique workmanship | 2 |
poem entitled | 2 |
often practised | 2 |
four millions | 2 |
shall soon | 2 |
one historian | 2 |
julian house | 2 |
shall come | 2 |
separate notice | 2 |
health attend | 2 |
earnest entreaties | 2 |
generally used | 2 |
may observe | 2 |
villa belonging | 2 |
short speech | 2 |
strabo informs | 2 |
afterwards moved | 2 |
various parts | 2 |
make way | 2 |
strictest discipline | 2 |
existed now | 2 |
claudius died | 2 |
obtained without | 2 |
great hopes | 2 |
thousand volumes | 2 |
prevailing spirit | 2 |
roman historians | 2 |
immediately called | 2 |
nothing save | 2 |
likewise designed | 2 |
two eagles | 2 |
narrow bounds | 2 |
elegant habits | 2 |
possible way | 2 |
become obsolete | 2 |
petronius arbiter | 2 |
capital offence | 2 |
far distant | 2 |
never received | 2 |
great banquet | 2 |
often interrupted | 2 |
sextus pompeius | 2 |
whole army | 2 |
death arrived | 2 |
women destined | 2 |
old custom | 2 |
emperor decius | 2 |
nunc licet | 2 |
little difficulty | 2 |
instant death | 2 |
called lago | 2 |
terror stalked | 2 |
many eminent | 2 |
nothing whether | 2 |
head covered | 2 |
three princes | 2 |
first read | 2 |
private orders | 2 |
mere titular | 2 |
tall man | 2 |
ivory shelves | 2 |
critical moment | 2 |
annual tribute | 2 |
placed amongst | 2 |
might throw | 2 |
exchanged brass | 2 |
might tend | 2 |
afterwards placed | 2 |
people believed | 2 |
greek tongue | 2 |
called nero | 2 |
cornelius scipio | 2 |
give away | 2 |
second trial | 2 |
chief speaker | 2 |
public libraries | 2 |
imperial purple | 2 |
greater triumph | 2 |
different authors | 2 |
savage disposition | 2 |
certain person | 2 |
particular account | 2 |
usual manner | 2 |
old rome | 2 |
long remembered | 2 |
afterwards confirmed | 2 |
every night | 2 |
trojan war | 2 |
yearly allowance | 2 |
winter season | 2 |
often declared | 2 |
common mother | 2 |
still others | 2 |
remaining works | 2 |
barbarous king | 2 |
persons concerned | 2 |
wilkins found | 2 |
two causes | 2 |
immediately dispatched | 2 |
consular dignity | 2 |
affected towards | 2 |
excepting one | 2 |
might collect | 2 |
barbarous tribes | 2 |
first granted | 2 |
one cause | 2 |
may perhaps | 2 |
wore nothing | 2 |
great moderation | 2 |
frankly owned | 2 |
seven nights | 2 |
great diligence | 2 |
express law | 2 |
public enemies | 2 |
without adding | 2 |
richly caparisoned | 2 |
valerius catullus | 2 |
political economy | 2 |
exhibited public | 2 |
great officers | 2 |
small expense | 2 |
fifth day | 2 |
long entertained | 2 |
becoming loose | 2 |
naval engagement | 2 |
personally present | 2 |
satirical verses | 2 |
deep sigh | 2 |
public favor | 2 |
three fourths | 2 |
great haste | 2 |
neither one | 2 |
say whether | 2 |
conscious innocence | 2 |
several engagements | 2 |
fonteius capito | 2 |
chariot drawn | 2 |
little anecdote | 2 |
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