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1     I,  33|  these great fictions, men asserted that they had been present,
2     I,  65|     however, has uniformly asserted, that Valens himself was
3    II,  54|   outrageous falsehood. He asserted that, by the arrival of
4    II,  96| disbanded Praetorians, and asserted that false rumours were
5   III,  75|  Mucianus, and many indeed asserted that the interests of peace
6   III,  78|   price of treason. Others asserted that this was all a fiction,
7    IV,  56|  imaginary descent, for he asserted that his great-grandmother
8    IV,  76|    by my sword that I have asserted the excellence of the Roman