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1     I,  1 |     I would not deny that my elevation was begun by Vespasian,
2     I,  47|    with Galba to a dangerous elevation, he shewed himself bold,
3    II,  20|    with keen eyes the recent elevation of their fellows, and to
4   III,  39| peace, who coveted no sudden elevation, much less the throne, he
5   III,  42|      of Vespasian before his elevation to the throne, had made
6   III,  65|    was seeking to retard the elevation of his brother. It was true,
7    IV,  2 |      much to have shared his elevation, as to have been dragged
8     V,  13|      seemed to be of uniform elevation. Within were other walls