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 1     I,  13|           more passionately every day those hopes of adoption
 2     I,  18|      January was a gloomy, stormy day, unusually disturbed by
 3     I,  29|       Comrades, this is the sixth day since I became a Caesar
 4     I,  29|          have either to fall this day, or to do what is equally
 5     I,  31|       sincerity, for on that same day they would raise with equal
 6     I,  42|    example of manhood was on that day witnessed by our age in
 7     I,  43|           notable service on that day. All these persons he ordered
 8     I,  46|                                 A day spent in crime found its
 9     I,  47|         of Claudius, who the next day directed that he alone should
10     I,  48|           was found only the next day in front of the tomb of
11     I,  56|           course of the following day entered the Colonia Agrippinensis
12     I,  57|     possible to slaughter in open day, but to pardon only by stealth.
13     I,  61|        campaign, that on the very day on which they set out an
14     I,  65|           the very length of each day's march and the changes
15     I,  78|           as on this occasion the day was damp and the ice thawed,
16     I,  81|    returned to the camp. The next day the houses were closed as
17     I,  85|       East on a calm and tranquil day, that an ox had spoken aloud
18    II,  5 |            and bring by night and day his skill, or, if the occasion
19    II,  21|                         The first day, however, was spent in a
20    II,  22|             Almost before dawn of day the walls were crowded with
21    II,  23|         change the fortune of the day. This policy excited the
22    II,  33|    administration of empire. That day first gave the death-blow
23    II,  37|      infamy were coming out every day into more open notoriety,
24    II,  39|        most worthless carried the day. The common soldiers were
25    II,  41|                          The same day, while Caecina was engaged
26    II,  44|     furious soldiery. Late in the day he entered the entrenchments,
27    II,  45|        the enemy's camp that same day; besides, a capitulation
28    II,  45|      victorious. On the following day, as the feeling of Otho'
29    II,  50|          parts relate that on the day when the battle was being
30    II,  59|     extravagant distinction for a day of prosperity, but it served
31    II,  69|                          The next day Vitellius, after giving
32    II,  74|        chances of failure. What a day would that be when he should
33    II,  76|     auxiliaries, and sowing every day fresh seeds of civil war.
34    II,  78|        rising again the following day on the very same spot, had
35    II,  79|           allegiance to him. That day was ever after celebrated
36    II,  80|       present to their minds, one day, on Vespasian quitting his
37    II,  90|                          The next day, as if he were addressing
38    II,  91| ceremonial on the 18th of July, a day which from old times the
39   III,  2 |           vanquished even on that day; though the fortune of war
40   III,  10|           and at the close of the day the men dispersed to their
41   III,  15|       march from Verona. The next day, keeping the legions to
42   III,  16|       came up, the fortune of the day changed, and those who had
43   III,  21|         Hostilia had on that very day marched a distance of thirty
44   III,  22|         attack and crush the next day an enemy exhausted by cold
45   III,  26|        exhausted by the toil of a day and a night would be difficult,
46   III,  37|          by flattery into the one day of office which remained
47   III,  37|           of Caecina. On the last day of October Rosius Regulus
48   III,  37|          been consul for a single day during the dictatorship
49   III,  53|        conflict that lasted for a day and a night, was indeed
50   III,  56|           dark cloud the light of day. There occurred another
51   III,  70|                        At dawn of day, before either side commenced
52   III,  81|        Antonius. He asked for one day of truce before the final
53   III,  82|          capital on the following day. His reason for delay was
54   III,  82|         javelins till late in the day, when they were taken in
55   III,  84|          he could escape for that day, to make his way to his
56   III,  86|          revolted from Galba. The day was now fast drawing to
57    IV,  4 |            To Priscus indeed this day was in an especial manner
58    IV,  6 |           lack of courage. On the day, however, that the Senate
59    IV,  10|         to be a teacher. The next day was fixed for the trial.
60    IV,  28|                               One day it happened that at no great
61    IV,  28|           of Vocula, who the next day inflicted capital punishment
62    IV,  30|         After a night thus spent, day revealed a new method of
63    IV,  34|           when the fortune of the day was suddenly changed by
64    IV,  34|  engagement. Of the slain on that day the greater number belonged
65    IV,  35|         Romans the fortune of the day varied, and the most violently
66    IV,  39|         buy their provisions from day to day, and to whom cheap
67    IV,  39|      their provisions from day to day, and to whom cheap corn
68    IV,  41|                  Domitian, on the day of his taking his seat in
69    IV,  41|         the shade of Soranus. The day thus marked by an example
70    IV,  43|        earned for himself on that day, by venturing, though not
71    IV,  43|         ancient custom. The first day after the downfall of a
72    IV,  44|   obstinate quarrel, and thus the day was spent in altercation. ~ ~
73    IV,  47|          the proceedings for that day. But when Domitian harangued
74    IV,  64|           with a red dye from the day of taking up arms against
75    IV,  65|          Colony of the Treveri, a day having been fixed by which
76    IV,  65|       open plain and the light of day revealed their disgrace.
77    IV,  67|        among the free. Up to this day have the Romans closed river
78    IV,  75|                  On the following day Cerialis entered the Colony
79    IV,  75|     shrank from the very light of day. Nor was it so much their
80    IV,  75|           They must consider that day as the first of their military
81    IV,  81|        carelessness, restored the day by his resolution; following
82    IV,  81|          enemy's camp on the same day. ~ ~
83    IV,  84|         its use, and the light of day again shone upon the blind.
84    IV,  85|     whether Basilides had on this day entered the temple. He enquired
85    IV,  87|           which grew heavier from day to day, continued to harass
86    IV,  87|          grew heavier from day to day, continued to harass him.
87    IV,  87|           Alexandria on the third day. A temple, proportioned
88     V,  5 |           the rest of the seventh day was adopted, because this
89     V,  5 |         was adopted, because this day brought with it a termination
90     V,  19|        and your father-land. This day will either be the most
91     V,  20|           have been finished that day, if the fleet had hastened
92     V,  21|                          The next day the 14th legion was sent
93     V,  22|          end, that Civilis in one day attacked on four points
94     V,  23|       cavalry, the fortune of the day changed, and the Germans