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1     I,  34| only did the people and the ignorant rabble break out into applause
2     I,  82| that the soldiers should be ignorant of some things as that they
3    II,  16|  their death, and, with the ignorant populace, which ever blindly
4    II,  33|    of the Praetorian Guard, ignorant and therefore impatient,
5   III,  14|      but who were perfectly ignorant and innocent of these proceedings;
6   III,  56|  all was Vitellius himself, ignorant of military matters and
7    IV,  27|  number of consumers. Among ignorant persons the very failure
8    IV,  79|     in the hands, not of an ignorant stripling, whose thoughts