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 1 II   |          being laid hold on, had put to flight; and while He
 2 III  |       traces of the inscriptions put up in honour of him; and
 3 IX   |       with their baggage. Having put Narseus to flight, and returned
 4 X    |   Christians, stood by, and they put the immortal sign on their
 5 XI   |    counsel; and the question was put to them according to priority
 6 XVII |        prayers for his life were put up to all the gods. Then
 7 XIX  |        stretching back his hand, put Constantine aside, and drew
 8 XIX  |        took off his purple robe, put it on Daia, and resumed
 9 XX   |        difficult to force him to put off the imperial purple;
10 XXI  |        were inferior magistrates put to the torture by him, but
11 XXI  |        then torches, lighted and put out again, were directed
12 XXIII|        them all to be assembled, put on board vessels, and sunk
13 XXIII|         should elude the tax, he put to death a multitude of
14 XXVI |    profiting of the opportunity, put some magistrates to death,
15 XXVI |          and sovereignty, and he put under his command that army
16 XXVII|        extinguish the senate and put the whole people to the
17 XXXIX|  offering, on her compliance, to put away his wife. She frankly
18 XL   |  president Eratineus to have her put to death in a way that might
19 XLVI |       and with his whole army to put up a prayer to the Supreme
20 XLVII|     aside the purple, and having put on the habit of a slave,
21 L    | commanded that Valeria should be put to death. Daia, although
22 L    |       Candidianus also should be put to death. He was the son
23 L    |          Galerius. Licinius also put to death Maximus, the son