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1     I,  19|      intelligence that had an unfavourable character, the Senate came
2     I,  50| reports from the capital were unfavourable, while the disaffection
3     I,  84|      to appear discouraged by unfavourable omens, or too little delighted
4    II,  52|    their language, and put an unfavourable construction on their looks
5    II,  93|      victory had reversed the unfavourable rumours occasioned by his
6    IV,  52|      the Capital, he heard an unfavourable account of Domitian, which
7    IV,  71|      Domitian, which were not unfavourable to Varus, he appointed Arretinus
8     V,  16|       depth of the fords, and unfavourable to our troops. The Roman