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1   III,  9 |      by the tribune Vipstanus Messalla, a man of illustrious family,
2   III,  11|      Antonius, Aponianus, and Messalla, though they exerted themselves
3   III,  18|   line; the tribune Vipstanus Messalla followed with the auxiliary
4   III,  25|    the authority of Vipstanus Messalla. Julius Mansuetus, a Spaniard,
5   III,  28| Cremona. Whether this was, as Messalla relates, the device of Hormus,
6    IV,  43|    eloquence, which Vipstanus Messalla earned for himself on that
7    IV,  43|       vengeance. Accordingly, Messalla, without attempting to defend