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 1     I,  10 |          the great. His resources soon failed, and his position
 2     I,  13 |      himself of his wife Octavia. Soon suspecting him with regard
 3     I,  18 |        cries, and that they would soon return to their duty. To
 4     I,  33 |           been slain in the camp; soon, as happens with these great
 5     I,  35 |     flattery; on the contrary, as soon as they caught sight of
 6     I,  47 |          irons. The altered times soon restored him to liberty.
 7     I,  53 |         the legions, these troops soon became especially zealous
 8     I,  54 |      shewing some reluctance, but soon joining with the rest. Not
 9     I,  58 |          of crimes. New adherents soon declared themselves in Valerius
10     I,  58 |           Belgica, whom Vitellius soon after made his son-in-law,
11     I,  69 |         from which place Nero had soon afterwards brought them,
12     I,  70 |          intimate friendship, and soon afterwards appointed him
13     I,  72 |       Galba, Otho, and Vitellius. Soon she became powerful as a
14     I,  88 |           Claudius was crushed as soon as heard of. Nero was driven
15     I,  89 |     hastily realized long before. Soon afterwards he summoned an
16    II,  21 |          were apprehended; but as soon as they again felt secure,
17    II,  36 |          tribunes and centurions. Soon after Vestricius Spurinna,
18    II,  48 |        and not like a man who was soon to die. Then he even administered
19    II,  61 |           the engagement, and was soon after exposed to wild beasts,
20    II,  80 |          his changed fortunes. As soon as he had dispelled the
21    II,  82 |          were men of eminence who soon reached the highest positions.
22    II,  97 |       levied by Clodius Macer and soon after disbanded by Galba,
23    II,  98 |          zeal of the provincials. Soon he began to waver, supporting
24    II,  100|      wished to address the fleet. Soon, however, he sought the
25   III,  9  |        separating on equal terms. Soon afterwards, Caecina strongly
26   III,  21 |   preparing for battle, and would soon be coming up. This alarm
27   III,  24 |                                As soon as Antonius could recognize
28   III,  32 |         was heard, "that it would soon be warm enough. Thus the
29   III,  33 |        flaming torches, which, as soon as they had carried out
30   III,  34 |         The remaining inhabitants soon returned to Cremona; the
31   III,  38 |          the Emperor was sick. As soon as it was sufficiently clear
32   III,  49 |           to discipline, Antonius soon turned to his own profit,
33   III,  57 |          chief officer he was. As soon as the two camps were pitched,
34   III,  61 |                                   Soon after, the legions arrived.
35   III,  64 |         at their head, there will soon be the same flatteries ready
36    IV,  1  |     chance threw them in the way. Soon, as their license increased,
37    IV,  1  |          gratified only by blood, soon passed into the greed of
38    IV,  20 |      those who refused obedience. Soon, yielding to his natural
39    IV,  26 |      supported the cause of Rome. Soon indeed as the Germans increased
40    IV,  33 |           to the army of Germany. Soon the news reached the camp
41    IV,  33 |           in artful language, but soon perceiving that Montanus
42    IV,  33 |         other facts; these indeed soon came to light. ~ ~
43    IV,  35 | consequently he was vanquished as soon as be left the camp; and
44    IV,  41 |           to Tettius Julianus, as soon as it was known that he
45    IV,  51 |         was immediately cut down. Soon after Piso was killed, for
46    IV,  73 |       advance by Sextilius Felix; soon afterwards, however, on
47    IV,  74 |      without a moment's delay, as soon as it was possible to meet
48    IV,  74 |          the enemy's missiles. As soon as they came to close fighting,
49    IV,  81 |      compact body, withstood, and soon drove back the assailants.