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 1     I,  4 |         of condemned and banished persons, were high in hope. The
 2     I,  7 |         beauty and grace of their persons.~ ~
 3     I,  18|    legions, led by a few factious persons, had been insubordinate,
 4     I,  35|       surrounding Otho with their persons in close array, they elevated
 5     I,  43|           than 120 memorials from persons who claimed a reward for
 6     I,  43|    service on that day. All these persons he ordered to be sought
 7     I,  48|      blamed; when, however, these persons were worthless, he was even
 8     I,  77|         winning the populace, and persons were found to exhibit statues
 9     I,  78|    princes and most distinguished persons of the tribe. They are formed
10    II,  1 |          refrain from naming many persons until one be chosen. The
11    II,  9 |    reached the island of Cythnus. Persons were found to summon the
12    II,  16|      treacherous attack. When the persons who usually surrounded Pacarius
13    II,  21|           the building by certain persons from the neighbouring colonies,
14    II,  29|       feelings, he censured a few persons, well aware that in civil
15    II,  42|        languid indifference, some persons spreading the lie that Vitellius'
16    II,  56|           sacred or profane. Some persons under the soldiers' garb
17    II,  62|  severities were exercised on the persons of the opposite faction,
18    II,  90| enormities were known to the very persons who were present and to
19   III,  13|     Vitellius were torn down, and persons were despatched to convey
20   III,  38|         of the guests. There were persons who charged Tuscus and his
21   III,  54|     victorious army. All of these persons Vitellius questioned in
22   III,  54|          leave to see everything. Persons were sent to shew him the
23   III,  69|           give the names of these persons, since after the triumph
24   III,  70|           the corpses of innocent persons. The Capitol itself had
25   III,  77|       death in his presence. Some persons accused Triaria, the wife
26   III,  78|           wait for Mucianus. Some persons indeed there were who assailed
27    IV,  8 |          the obstinacy of certain persons. I do not forget the times
28    IV,  11|          novel topics, there were persons who associated him with
29    IV,  15|          selected aged and infirm persons, whom they might discharge
30    IV,  25|           the troops, sending the persons who had brought it in chains
31    IV,  27|         consumers. Among ignorant persons the very failure of the
32    IV,  46|     against the whole Senate. The persons accused were summoned to
33    IV,  48|    million sesterces from private persons should be accepted. Pompeius
34    IV,  52|         fall of Vitellius by many persons of every rank, who, with
35    IV,  58|          the unsuspecting Vocula. Persons, however, were found to
36    IV,  59|     officers. Vocula, though many persons advised him to escape, thought
37    IV,  65|           stowed away about their persons their money and what else
38    IV,  68|       during the day-time and for persons unarmed, till the new and
39    IV,  74|          sent to the Mediomatrici persons commissioned to conduct
40    IV,  84|       again shone upon the blind. Persons actually present attest
41    IV,  85|           He gave orders that all persons should be excluded from
42    IV,  86|            Timotheus, questioning persons who had found their way
43     V,  1 |  neighbours, and, lastly, by many persons brought from the capital
44     V,  7 |          a solid surface, and all persons, whether they can swim or