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 1     I,  15 |       private favour that I myself received the imperial power. Let
 2     I,  22 |           the throne. Otho however received the prediction as the words
 3     I,  50 |          of their tribute, and had received grants from the State. There
 4     I,  62 | Mediomatrici, though they had been received with the most courteous
 5     I,  63 |                             Valens received the tidings of the murder
 6     I,  63 |             The troops were kindly received, and they vied with each
 7     I,  65 |        welfare of the inhabitants, received a favourable hearing. They
 8     I,  69 |           the passage of the Alps, received from Italy the good news,
 9     I,  71 |          length Tigellinus, having received at the springs of Sinuessa
10     I,  75 |           Similar intelligence was received from Spain, and Cluvius
11     I,  78 |            legates of the legions, received the ensigns of consular
12    II,  1  |          the capital of Achaia, he received positive information of
13    II,  4  |       rejoined his father, and was received as a mighty pledge of success
14    II,  36 |        Vestricius Spurinna, having received orders to that effect from
15    II,  57 |           few days' march, when he received intelligence of the victory
16    II,  85 |   according to the intelligence he received.~ ~
17    II,  92 |         restored to their country, received no relief from the compassion
18    II,  96 |          revolt of which Vitellius received tidings was that of the
19    II,  100|      having embraced Vitellius and received tokens of high distinction,
20   III,  17 |       strong and close ranks, they received the attack of the Vitellianists,
21   III,  40 |           about to take the field, received speedy intelligence of the
22   III,  47 |    contingent. They had afterwards received the privileges of citizenship,
23   III,  55 |         could neither be given nor received without ruin to the State.
24   III,  56 |            of the camp, and having received tidings of the defection
25   III,  63 |             The Vitellianists were received between the two columns;
26   III,  74 |        conducted to Vitellius, who received them with anything but anger
27   III,  79 |            give any help. There he received nothing but gloomy intelligence,
28   III,  80 |     Antonious were more favourably received, not because the troops
29    IV,  3  |      Tarracina, on the other hand, received no relief; so much more
30    IV,  33 |           noble reward that I have received for my toils; my brother
31    IV,  34 |          The cavalry charged, but, received by the orderly array of
32    IV,  47 |          few days afterwards, they received him with increased confidence.
33    IV,  47 |        reject. They were therefore received into the Praetorian camp.
34    IV,  47 |        proper number of campaigns, received an honourable discharge;
35    IV,  52 |        victory of Cremona, and had received favourable tidings from
36    IV,  60 |           a Roman Emperor that you received it. If you, who have been
37    IV,  61 |                               They received his speech with feelings
38    IV,  65 |      capitulated at the same time, received orders to march from Novesium
39    IV,  66 |          recollections of kindness received; for his son, who at the
40    IV,  83 |        then went to Vespasian, who received him, not indeed as he expected,
41    IV,  88 |              Domitian and Mucianus received, before they reached the
42     V,  28 |         The Batavians seem to have received favorable treatment.]~ ~