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1     I,  64|   Roman army, sharers in your successes and reverses. Fortune may
2    II,  16|       the fame of these naval successes. Corsica, however, all but
3    II,  17|      Ticinum. Elated by these successes the troops of Vitellius
4    II,  24|          Meanwhile, brilliant successes were gained under the command
5   III,  6 |    Service under Corbulo, and successes in Armenia, had gained for
6   III,  78|                   While these successes were being achieved on the
7    IV,  37|    Novesium. But reverses and successes seemed equally to kindle
8     V,  16| raised by the recollection of successes gained on the spot. He was