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 1     I,  14|        father in proportion as it raised the anxious suspicions of
 2     I,  45|           the way in which it was raised. It was by robbery, plunder,
 3     I,  64|          Vindex, and had recently raised legions for Galba. After
 4     I,  88|         prices of provisions were raised. These evils had not equally
 5    II,  4 |           the future. His spirits raised, Titus rejoined his father,
 6    II,  11|         advance. The 7th had been raised by Galba, the 11th, 13th,
 7    II,  11|         vast number of the levies raised from the fleet. No indolence
 8    II,  19|        added, and the towers were raised in height. It was not only
 9    II,  24|        left side of the road; the raised causeway was occupied by
10    II,  34|         The soldiers of Otho also raised a turret on the opposite
11    II,  42|        line and in column. On the raised road they stood foot to
12    II,  68|        distance. A sudden cry was raised that the 14th legion had
13    II,  70|      roses, and on which they had raised altars, and sacrificed victims
14    II,  75|    murderer, Volaginius, had been raised from the ranks to the highest
15    II,  76|          military reputation, was raised to the throne by the unpopularity
16    II,  93|           city cohorts were being raised, each to consist of a thousand
17   III,  3 |    inaction of the others. He had raised this reputation for himself
18   III,  21|       take up its position on the raised causeway of the Via Postumia,
19   III,  23|  collected their artillery on the raised causeway, where there was
20   III,  24|           exhausted." A shout was raised on all sides, and the soldiers
21   III,  25|     soldier!" With these words he raised the body, opened a grave,
22   III,  38|       whose illustrious character raised him far above one who was
23   III,  45|   continual rumours of civil war, raised the courage of the Britons.
24   III,  47|        the change. Accordingly he raised in the name of Vitellius
25   III,  52|      Griphus, who had lately been raised by Vespasian to the senatorial
26   III,  72|         conquered Suessa Pometia, raised the superstructure. But
27    IV,  16|         rebels, made him popular. Raised aloft on a shield after
28    IV,  23|        extent of the entrenchment raised the hopes of the besiegers.
29    IV,  31|                 The Batavians had raised a tower two stories high,
30    IV,  35|           the same movement, have raised the siege of the legions.
31    IV,  38|         Usipii, and Mattiaci, had raised the siege, glutted with
32    IV,  50|          in the port of Carthage, raised his voice, and invoked in
33    IV,  54|       marshes, and the new temple raised on the original site. The
34    IV,  73| Singularian Horse, which had been raised some time before by Vitellius,
35    IV,  74|           Great expectations were raised by his arrival. Eager for
36    IV,  74|         The levies which had been raised in Gaul he ordered back
37    IV,  79|        Nor are these troops newly raised levies, but they are veteran
38     V,  13|        precipice; the towers were raised to a height of sixty feet,
39     V,  14|      right of fortification, they raised in time of peace such walls
40     V,  16|         barbarian troops would be raised by the recollection of successes
41     V,  24|         increasing the panic they raised on all sides a deafening