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1     I,  64|     Thence came rivalry and dislike, and the two states, separated
2    II,  59| though Vitellius masked his dislike under servile compliments.
3    II,  60|    of example, and by their dislike of the German troops, were
4    II,  74|    silence. Mucianus had no dislike to Vespasian, and was strongly
5   III,  82|  They, however, looked with dislike on all procrastination as
6    IV,  4 |     it to Vespasian." Their dislike, however, was concealed;