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Alphabetical [« »] adulterer 2 adulteress 1 adultery 2 advanced 7 advantage 1 adversaries 5 adversary 3	Frequency [« »] 8 torture 7 account 7 added 7 advanced 7 affairs 7 afterwards 7 anniversary	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances advanced

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1 XXV  |     that Severus, who was more advanced in life, should be named
2 XXVII|     troops, invaded Italy, and advanced towards Rome, resolving
3 XLIV |     stood to arms. The enemies advanced, but without their emperor,
4 XLV  |     the neighbouring quarters, advanced towards Daia rather indeed
5 XLVI | Licinius armed themselves; and advanced. A barren and open plain,
6 XLVI |      shields. The two emperors advanced to a conference: but Daia
7 XLVII|   signal; the military ensigns advanced; the troops of Licinius