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Alphabetical [« »] uttermostboundaries 1 v 1 vain 3 valeria 12 valerian 4 valour 4 vanquished 3	Frequency [« »] 12 rank 12 sent 12 troops 12 valeria 12 years 11 another 11 blood	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances valeria

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 1 XV   |      by forcing his daughter Valeria and his wife Prisca to be
 2 XXXIX|     of Galerius, the Empress Valeria, to whom he had lately given
 3 XXXIX|      with a passion for her. Valeria was still in weeds, the
 4 XL   |    by more than one son. Her Valeria loved like a second mother,
 5 XL   |  produced that refusal which Valeria gave to his matrimonial
 6 XL   |    stealth with the banished Valeria. The other, married to a
 7 L    |    authority, commanded that Valeria should be put to death.
 8 L    | Galerius by a concubine, and Valeria, having no children, had
 9 L    | Hearing of this catastrophe, Valeria immediately fled. The Emperor
10 L    |      remain with Daia; while Valeria favoured Licinius, and was
11 LI   |                          LI.~Valeria, too, who for fifteen months
12 LI   |      the chaste demeanour of Valeria, and the high rank of her