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1     I,  25| transferred it. Only a few were admitted to be accomplices in the
2     I,  36|         suppliants, whom he had admitted to surrender. These were
3     I,  42|   temple of Vesta, where he was admitted by the compassion of one
4     I,  53|       the auxiliary troops were admitted. At first objects of suspicion,
5     I,  70|         past hostility, at once admitted him to his intimate friendship,
6    II,  72|          and a popular name. He admitted into the secret of his imposture
7   III,  59|       soldier. He was therefore admitted to rank among the generals.
8    IV,  75|         himself. They were thus admitted into the same camp with