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This theatre of contention between mighty factions , of the struggles of orators ,
the exaltation and deposition of tyrants , the triumph and punishment of generals ,
is now become a scene of petty intrigue and perpetual disturbance , between the
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This theatre of contention between mighty factions , of the struggles of orators ,
the exaltation and deposition of tyrants , the triumph and punishment of generals ,
is now become a scene of petty intrigue and perpetual disturbance , between the
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This theatre of contention between mighty factions , of the struggles of orators ,
the exaltation and deposition of tyrants , the triumph and punishment of generals ,
is now become a scene of petty intrigue and perpetual disturbance , between the
...
This theatre of contention between mighty factions , of the struggles of orators ,
the exaltation and deposition of tyrants , the triumph and punishment of generals ,
is now become a scene of petty intrigue and perpetual disturbance , between the
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... from barbarian captives either taken in war , and , after being led in triumph ,
set apart for the games , or those seized and condemned as rebels ; also from
free citizens , some fighting for hire ( auctorati ) , others from a depraved ambition
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... from barbarian captives either taken in war , and , after being led in triumph ,
set apart for the games , or those seized and condemned as rebels ; also from
free citizens , some fighting for hire ( auctorati ) , others from a depraved ambition
: at ...
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