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1 I, 13 | of Martianus. These men, being at variance, and in smaller
2 I, 13 | had entrusted to him, as being the confidant of his amours,
3 I, 18 | despised such things as being mere matters of chance,
4 I, 21 | depended on revolution, was being roused to action by a combination
5 I, 21 | admits of the distinction of being either forgotten, or remembered
6 I, 29 | some senator unknown was being hurried into the camp; before
7 I, 33 | sent on into the camp, as being a young man of noble name,
8 I, 37 | military order, no distinction being observed between Praetorians
9 I, 45 | deed. Martianus Icelus, being but a freedman, was publicly
10 I, 50 | against the Galbianists, that being the name, which in their
11 I, 50 | effect that the legions were being decimated, and all the most
12 I, 52 | command of a legion, but, it being afterwards discovered that
13 I, 53 | infantry and cavalry were being concentrated in preparation
14 I, 54 | of Galba, the 4th legion being foremost, the 18th shewing
15 I, 60 | the strength of his force being one legion, the 21st. Both
16 I, 65 | the changes of encampment being made a matter of traffic
17 I, 71 | recent unpopularity of Vinius being superadded to their old
18 I, 76 | avowedly on the ground of their being old friends, though many
19 I, 78 | pikes or their swords, which being of an excessive length they
20 I, 79 | households of the Senators were being armed to destroy Otho; many
21 I, 82 | admit of all intelligence being publicly announced, of every
22 I, 82 | announced, of every plan being discussed in the presence
23 II, 14 | the enemy's line of battle being so arranged, that part of
24 II, 16 | of the slain to Otho, as being the heads of public enemies;
25 II, 25 | he had provided against being vanquished. This delay gave
26 II, 26 | who were thus divided, not being strong at any one point,
27 II, 28 | legions murmured. "We are being deprived," they said, "of
28 II, 34 | cables, however, instead of being taut, hung loose in the
29 II, 34 | without their arrangement being disturbed. On the end of
30 II, 40 | baggage to any enemy, who, being himself ready for action
31 II, 41 | the Italian legion from being driven back on the entrenchments
32 II, 50 | day when the battle was being fought at Bedriacum, a bird
33 II, 53 | one of Otho's freedmen, on being questioned as to the cause
34 II, 69 | reduced, all recruiting being forbidden. Discharges were
35 II, 82 | money was coined, everything being vigorously carried on in
36 II, 83 | safe in his rear, which, being bare of troops, would be
37 II, 86 | his services as a general. Being slighted, however, by that
38 II, 93 | and four city cohorts were being raised, each to consist
39 II, 98 | edicts from Vespasian, and on being sent to Vitellius were put
40 II, 99 | jealousy of Fabius Valens. Being inferior to his rival in
41 II, 100| Caecina. Caecina, however, being with the army in person,
42 III, 3 | weight with the soldiers, as being associated with them in
43 III, 10 | night Flavianus set out, and being met by letters from Vespasian,
44 III, 11 | to him, and the soldiers being strongly biased in his favour.
45 III, 13 | he purposely selected as being the most retired part of
46 III, 13 | the example, and the rest being paralysed by the strangeness
47 III, 21 | front by a field-ditch, such being the character of the ground.
48 III, 39 | throne, he could not escape being thought to deserve it. ~ ~
49 III, 45 | one Venutius, who, besides being naturally high spirited,
50 III, 61 | shame they might feel at being traitors. ~ ~
51 III, 69 | most conspicuous among them being Verulana Gratilla, who was
52 III, 70 | Vitellius and Vespasian was being settled by conflicts between
53 III, 77 | and having engaged, on being furnished with a force,
54 III, 77 | general panic, the troops being mingled with country people,
55 III, 77 | L. Vitellius, and, after being ignominiously scourged,
56 III, 78 | While these successes were being achieved on the side of
57 IV, 9 | his veto on any resolution being adopted in so important
58 IV, 15 | Batavian youth was then being summoned to the conscription,
59 IV, 20 | suspicion that the war was being kindled with the consent
60 IV, 21 | in number. But the enemy, being veteran troops, formed in
61 IV, 24 | them by the engines, fire being thus actually used against
62 IV, 26 | tell the truth he was now being crushed under a false charge.
63 IV, 29 | Ubii, because, this nation, being of German origin, had forsworn
64 IV, 31 | caused by a machine, which, being poised in the air over the
65 IV, 34 | their standards and were being cut down within the entrenchments,
66 IV, 36 | complained that they were, being left to their fate by this
67 IV, 39 | upon their office, both being absent from Rome. People
68 IV, 39 | province, and was far from being a man of turbulent disposition.
69 IV, 40 | Vespasian, with a view to its being transferred to Plotius Griphus.
70 IV, 40 | elements of disturbance being removed, the usual appearance
71 IV, 41 | and, his real character being yet unknown, the frequent
72 IV, 75 | fearing the disgrace of being thought to have imbued his
73 IV, 80 | begun, and that his men were being worsted. He rebuked the
74 IV, 81 | the cohorts, which, after being broken at the first onset,
75 IV, 83 | reproached other men with being cowards; Caecina he stigmatized
76 IV, 87 | not a few with Jupiter, as being supreme ruler of all things;
77 V, 6 | materials. They believe that Being to be supreme and eternal,
78 V, 20 | the allied infantry was being driven back, when the legions
79 V, 22 | The war was so far from being at an end, that Civilis
80 V, 24 | with the fleet, his escort being in disorder, and his sentries
81 V, 25 | ground, was in process of being carried away by the force
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