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1 I, 6 | Vindex. Here there were vast materials for a revolution,
2 I, 8 | far as one can speak of so vast a multitude, was the state
3 I, 16| Could the vast frame of this empire have
4 I, 23| Pyrenees, the Alps, and vast distances of road. ~ ~
5 I, 32| unanimous feeling of this vast multitude, and that which
6 I, 47| will was made void by his vast wealth; that of Piso owed
7 I, 58| allies or enemies, throw a vast weight into the scale. Vitellius
8 I, 60| now a prodigious force and vast resources, determined that
9 I, 64| quarrel, they pointed out how vast would be the plunder. From
10 I, 65| himself was bought with a vast sum. Poor for many years
11 I, 74| injury, unnoticed in the vast multitude, knowing none,
12 I, 75| party, but because there was vast weight in the name of the
13 I, 88| people generally, whose vast numbers cut them off from
14 II, 6 | Syria and Judaea, with a vast number of auxiliaries. Then,
15 II, 11| the Praetorian camp, and a vast number of the levies raised
16 II, 16| greater criminals, in the vast confusion of events, they
17 II, 32| private individuals. We have a vast supply of money, which in
18 II, 56| and the presence of so vast a force of infantry and
19 II, 58| squadrons of cavalry, and a vast number of Moors, a force
20 II, 69| their respective states, a vast body of men, which in the
21 II, 78| slaves, there is given you a vast habitation, boundless territory,
22 II, 81| Antiochus, who possessed vast ancestral wealth, and was
23 II, 81| the army of Judaea. Such a vast assemblage of cavalry and
24 II, 83| him, however, came in a vast body the 6th legion and
25 II, 86| Vespasian, and brought a vast accession of strength to
26 II, 92| long retinues, and in the vast crowds at their levees,
27 II, 95| shows of gladiators on a vast and hitherto unparalleled
28 III, 1 | which he may collect the vast materials for what may be
29 III, 8 | Owing, however, to the vast distances, the advice came
30 III, 15| dreaded the approach of a vast body of Germans by way of
31 III, 26| Cremona a fresh work of vast difficulty presented itself.
32 III, 27| ground was strewn with a vast number of lifeless and mangled
33 III, 30| of Vitellius, and in the vast conflux from all parts of
34 III, 37| man loaded with wealth so vast and honours so numerous
35 III, 38| loyalty, and lastly, so vast an extent of sea and land
36 III, 40| was moving along with a vast and luxurious train of concubines
37 III, 72| so magnificent, that the vast wealth afterwards acquired
38 III, 72| remained among all the vast erections of the Emperors,
39 III, 74| power, he consecrated a vast temple to Jupiter the Guardian,
40 III, 78| daughter in marriage with a vast dowry, as the price of treason.
41 IV, 15| of legions. For we have a vast force of horse and foot;
42 IV, 29| the power of Civilis by vast additions of strength, and
43 IV, 29| of the machines and the vast siege-works, and when the
44 IV, 33| Gaul, have destroyed their vast but useless camps, or are
45 IV, 47| retaining in the service so vast a body of men was immensely
46 IV, 69| his army. He now commanded vast resources, as the States
47 IV, 71| unequal to the weight of so vast a war. Yet the capital could
48 IV, 87| and, wonderful to say, vast as was the extent of sea
49 V, 7 | third. This is a lake of vast circumference; it resembles
50 V, 14| numbers were increased by a vast rabble collected from the
51 V, 14| incendiary fires, and a vast quantity of corn was burnt.
52 V, 17| horses swallowed up in the vast depths of the marshes. The
53 V, 25| oars. To these he added a vast number of boats. He put
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