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1     I,  66| they knew nothing, and they rejected the authority of Vitellius.
2    II,  52|      The soldiers, however, rejected it as a false report; and
3   III,  31|    cause. When he haughtily rejected their suit, they entreated
4   III,  34|     throughout Italy, which rejected with loathing the purchase
5   III,  40|    of action. Eventually he rejected both plans, and did what
6   III,  58| title which he had formerly rejected. But now he had a superstitious
7    IV,  40|   had not the proposal been rejected by Scribonianus, who was
8    IV,  47|    them they contemptuously rejected, and begged for regular