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Under the triumvir Love are Breeding, Agriculture, Education, Medicine, Clothing, Pasturage, Coining.
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The children of the Roman triumvir Mark Antony ask for mercy.
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The triumvir, in his joy, paid it some ten times over.
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It was Antonia, the daughter of the famous triumvir, the revered widow of Drusus.
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Checked, she drove back to the Providence Inn and wrote a letter to the triumvir:
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The triumvir Antony, accompanied by an actress, was publicly drawn by lions in a chariot.
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I was the daughter of a Roman triumvir; I spoke Greek, Latin, and many other languages.
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Though I'm the daughter of a Roman triumvir and richer than Midas, Roman society shuns me.
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At the news of her approach to Tarsus, the triumvir found his tribunal deserted by the people.
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She obeyed the summons, relying upon the power of her charms to appease the anger of the triumvir.
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After much dallying the triumvir really started for the wild East, whither it is not our business to follow him.
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It was Simonne Everard, the triumvir's mistress-laterto be known as the Widow Marat-whobarred her ingress with this message.
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Hence the story of the Roman triumvir and the Egyptian queen is not like any other story that has yet been told.
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Beginning with the loaded Roman triumvir Marcus Crassus, he measures wealth according to the quantity of his compatriots' labour a rich man could buy.
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He asked to marry into my family, when we became Triumvirs together.
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Pompeius Strabo, the father of the celebrated Triumvir, and L. Porcius Cato.