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1     I,  8 |        of Germany were at once alarmed and angry, a most dangerous
2     I,  16|   character. Do not however be alarmed, if, after a movement which
3     I,  32| strength. Otho himself will be alarmed, Otho, who stole away to
4     I,  82|       former times, yet he was alarmed by the critical position
5    II,  58|       by a narrow strait. This alarmed Cluvius Rufus, who ordered
6   III,  61|    after, the legions arrived. Alarmed by the report of this increase
7   III,  64|      few cohorts, and they are alarmed by gloomy tidings from every
8    IV,  81|    account was, that they were alarmed by the sight of the cohorts,
9     V,  19|        confront him. Do not be alarmed by the adverse result of