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 1     I,  10|         favour, as in its proper place I shall relate. As for the
 2     I,  27|      heard, for he had taken his place close by, and interpreted
 3     I,  38|         hatred. The time and the place however made him hesitate;
 4     I,  42|      through the sanctity of the place or its worship, but through
 5     I,  65|     point of setting fire to the place, when a present of money
 6     I,  66|     moving his camp he ravaged a place, which during a long period
 7     I,  66|         as an agreeable watering place. Despatches were sent to
 8     I,  67|         sold into slavery. Every place having been completely destroyed,
 9     I,  69|  Proconsul in Africa, from which place Nero had soon afterwards
10     I,  69|     decisive conflict might take place, Noricum would be included
11     I,  74|         their strange faces in a place where all knew each other.
12     I,  85|      births of animals had taken place, besides many other things,
13     I,  88|       not been restored to their place. He spurned all delay, as
14    II,  2 |     temple of the Paphian Venus, place of celebrity both among
15    II,  2 |         a form found in no other place. ~ ~
16    II,  3 |          blood on the altar; the place of sacrifice is served only
17    II,  5 |          of his army, choose the place for his camp, and bring
18    II,  16| Liburnian ships stationed in the place, and Quintius Certus, a
19    II,  24|         miles from Cremona (at a place called the Castors) he posted
20    II,  25|          a small wood. From this place they again ventured to emerge,
21    II,  52|       defeat was brought to this place. The soldiers, however,
22    II,  56|   plundering and polluting every place with violence and lust.
23    II,  66|          the inhabitants of that place were also suspected. On
24    II,  70|         the tutelary gods of the place. ~ ~
25    II,  80|      seeking a suitable time and place, and for that which in such
26    II,  82|      carried on in its appointed place by properly qualified agents.
27    II,  88|      most terrible massacre took place at the 7th milestone from
28    II,  88|         their strangeness to the place they were embarrassed by
29   III,  8 |          next question was, what place should be selected as the
30   III,  8 |        enemy had lost his native place. The people of Verona were
31   III,  19|    vanquished party, or take the place by storm. This was the motive
32   III,  20|        we ought not to enter the place, except we had first reconnoitred
33   III,  36|           and substituted in his place Alfenius Varus. ~ ~
34   III,  42|          the shore, invested the place by sea and land. His troops
35   III,  42|     Hercules Monoecus. Near this place was stationed Marius Maturus,
36   III,  43|       Forum Julii was his native place, and because he was respected
37   III,  59|         to them, offering them a place of refuge and a protecting
38   III,  69|        he might have quitted the place without loss; for, brave
39   III,  76|        There were shut up in the place a few gladiators and seamen,
40   III,  76|     Apinius Tiro had quitted the place a few days before, and was
41   III,  77|        late hour of the night to place some light-armed cohorts
42   III,  77|      enemy's position. From this place the troops descended to
43   III,  79|       met him. The conflict took place not far from the city among
44   III,  82|          with various issue took place before the walls, but they
45   III,  84|      solitude and silence of the place scared him; he tried the
46   III,  85|        reached the Gemoniae, the place where the corpse of Flavius
47   III,  86|           Luceria was his native place. He had nearly completed
48   III,  86|         his high reputation, his place among the first men of the
49    IV,  4 |       the very same words in his place as a Senator. And even the
50    IV,  21|          greatest slaughter took place. The trenches were heaped
51    IV,  27|          constructed a camp at a place called Gelduba. Here the
52    IV,  32|     these events in Germany took place before the battle of Cremona,
53    IV,  36|          to fetch corn from that place overland, for the enemy
54    IV,  41|     examine and restore to their place the brazen tables of the
55    IV,  54|          tutelary deities of the place, to prosper the undertaking,
56    IV,  66|    beyond the Rhine disliked the place for its wealth and increasing
57    IV,  70|     shall relate in their proper place. By this victory of the
58    IV,  73|           These proceedings took place in the absence of Valentinus.
59    IV,  87|       the city, was erected in a place called Rhacotis, where there
60    IV,  87|          same king, but that the place from which he was brought
61    IV,  88|     right for Caesar to take his place in the field; but the Canninefates
62    IV,  89|          believed that from this place Domitian despatched secret
63     V,  5 |         forbidden. In their holy place they have consecrated an
64     V,  9 |      revolt of Arsaces had taken place. The Macedonian power was
65     V,  10|          commonly known that the place stood empty with no similitude
66     V,  14|      rebels had escaped into the place, and perpetual seditions
67     V,  16|          He was followed to this place by Cerialis, whose forces
68     V,  21|         from Spain, supplied its place in the army of Cerialis.
69     V,  22|         tidings hurried him from place to place. The force, which
70     V,  22|        hurried him from place to place. The force, which had to
71     V,  25|         were used for sails. The place selected was an expanse