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1 I, 1 | old age, should my life be long enough, a subject at once
2 I, 2 | that recurred only after a long succession of ages; cities
3 I, 9 | legions of Lower Germany had long been without any general
4 I, 9 | as these armies were by long distances, a thing of all
5 I, 12| plans of Galba, who had been long debating the subject of
6 I, 16| As it is, we have been long reduced to a position, in
7 I, 16| swollen with the pride of a long line of Caesars; it was
8 I, 23| conceived, is doubtful. Otho had long been courting the affections
9 I, 27| success to his designs. Not long after his freedman Onomastus
10 I, 29| hurried into the camp; before long it was affirmed that this
11 I, 30| German veterans wavered long. Their frames were still
12 I, 30| them exhausted by their long return voyage from Alexandria,
13 I, 36| be equally uncertain, so long as it shall be a question,
14 I, 48| body of Galba lay for a long time neglected, and subjected,
15 I, 50| prize money to pay. They had long endured a service which
16 I, 51| of Caesar, Vitellius has long since derived an imperial
17 I, 54| was done, however, after long delay, and then only by
18 I, 59| the 20th legion, who had long been on bad terms with him,
19 I, 61| it on its way. And for a long distance so loudly did the
20 I, 66| which the Helvetii had long held with their own troops
21 I, 66| a place, which during a long period of peace had grown
22 I, 73| to Otho, though it had so long before been entrusted to
23 I, 75| had administered, did not long remain firm. Nowhere was
24 I, 89| had been hastily realized long before. Soon afterwards
25 II, 6 | Long before the arrival of Titus,
26 II, 6 | for which the East after a long period of repose was then
27 II, 7 | the others had done so long before. The worthiest among
28 II, 10| for a few days, but before long Faustus was condemned, but
29 II, 11| troops. This had made them long faithful to Nero, and kindled
30 II, 14| auxiliary local force of long standing, and five hundred
31 II, 15| Tungrian cohorts, after having long maintained their line unbroken,
32 II, 17| they preferred Vitellius: long years of peace had subdued
33 II, 21| of but little moment as long as more terrible disasters
34 II, 26| much additional toil and so long a march, apprehending that
35 II, 43| force. Otho's generals had long since fled and Caecina and
36 II, 45| obtained their object; before long, however, they returned,
37 II, 47| need not reckon for how long, for it is peculiarly difficult
38 II, 47| which you think you will not long enjoy. The civil war began
39 II, 55| been devised during the long reigns of other Emperors,
40 II, 56| The resources of Italy had long been impaired, and the presence
41 II, 60| own dishonest counsels the long march before the battle,
42 II, 66| masses, harmony did not last long. At Augusta of the Taurini
43 II, 76| or Nero, established by a long possession of the Empire,
44 II, 80| hand, the provincials from long use felt a pleasure in the
45 II, 80| other, the soldiers from the long duration of their service
46 II, 81| the subject-kings. Before long Agrippa, who had been summoned
47 II, 86| peril itself, to assured and long acquired possession he preferred
48 II, 92| Caecina and Valens. They had long before been led to suspect
49 II, 92| for popularity, in their long retinues, and in the vast
50 III, 2 | be enough for me. Before long you will hear that Italy
51 III, 5 | the Roman people was of long standing, and their nation
52 III, 7 | Vespasian. An act that had been long desired was taken by a flattering
53 III, 10| but because he had been long unpopular, they clamoured
54 III, 18| though hurriedly brought up, long service had made as good
55 III, 26| Bedriacum, the fatigue of so long a march would be insupportable,
56 III, 27| stones, and drove spears and long poles into the broken and
57 III, 35| forbade the enemy to remain long by the ruins of the buried
58 III, 44| to follow. A partiality long felt in Britain for Vespasian,
59 III, 46| its issue, for it lasted long, I shall hereafter speak.
60 III, 58| the Emperor, but before long with a contemptuous indifference
61 IV, 2 | as much as in alarm. The long train of prisoners, closely
62 IV, 7 | they passed by degrees to long and bitter speeches. Helvidius
63 IV, 8 | happened why customs of long standing should fall into
64 IV, 13| and arms. They had had a long training in the German wars,
65 IV, 17| delight in war, could not long conceal, were gradually
66 IV, 17| the struggle had lasted long, a cohort of Tungrians carried
67 IV, 19| who, though they had been long disaffected, yet still simulated
68 IV, 21| and fruitless service, we long for our native land and
69 IV, 23| buildings, which during a long period of peace had grown
70 IV, 23| plundered; and so, what might long have sufficed for their
71 IV, 36| The battle extended over a long line of march, lasting with
72 IV, 37| possession of Gelduba, and not long after was victorious in
73 IV, 48| manage the affair. Before long, either the necessity ceased
74 IV, 51| sufferings which he had ere long to endure. From Adrumetum,
75 IV, 53| before his departure had a long interview with his father,
76 IV, 64| hair, which he had let grow long and coloured with a red
77 IV, 65| moved on in silence like a long funeral procession. Their
78 IV, 77| There will be vices as long as there are men. But they
79 IV, 82| No long time was allowed to the
80 IV, 88| new thought a plan he had long concealed. "Since," he said, "
81 V, 5 | found deliverance from their long and thirsty wanderings.
82 V, 5 | still bear witness to the long hunger of former days, and
83 V, 14| of corn was burnt. Before long John sent some emissaries,
84 V, 16| infantry and cavalry, summoned long before, had hastened to
85 V, 18| army, some of whom after long peace lusted for battle,
86 V, 20| Their tall stature and very long spears enabled them, without
87 V, 28| respect for Vespasian is of long standing. While he was still
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