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1     I,  1 |       affairs, which were now wholly strange to them, then, through
2     I,  31|       raise with equal zeal a wholly different cry. It was their
3    II,  75|     that his own legions were wholly without experience of a
4    IV,  4 |       worthy Emperor, and yet wholly free from insincerity; and
5    IV,  50| Vitellianist armies. Piso was wholly unmoved by this statement.
6    IV,  84|      faculty of sight was not wholly destroyed, and might return,
7     V,  11|       following year had been wholly taken up with civil strife,