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 1     I,  51 |         be with you; the German auxiliaries will follow your standard.
 2     I,  56 |        of the legion and of the auxiliaries, and together with them
 3     I,  59 |        was insulted even by the auxiliaries, and finding himself altogether
 4     I,  60 |       Both had also some German auxiliaries, and from this source Vitellius,
 5     I,  66 |       were sent to the Rhaetian auxiliaries, instructing them to attack
 6     I,  69 |          who had collected some auxiliaries, and broken down the bridges
 7     I,  78 |       legion together with some auxiliaries attacked them. The Romans
 8    II,  6  |   Judaea, with a vast number of auxiliaries. Then, without any interval
 9    II,  11 |          a disreputable kind of auxiliaries, but employed throughout
10    II,  22 |      the skirmishing parties of auxiliaries assailed with showers of
11    II,  23 | opposite bank. The Vitellianist auxiliaries on the spot were routed;
12    II,  24 |    repulsed from Placentia; his auxiliaries had been recently cut up,
13    II,  24 |      some of the bravest of his auxiliaries, concealed in the woods
14    II,  24 |         legion, four cohorts of auxiliaries, and 500 cavalry, were drawn
15    II,  24 |      legion with two cohorts of auxiliaries and 500 cavalry. Besides
16    II,  24 |     Praetorian guard and to the auxiliaries, were brought up to complete
17    II,  25 |     fell into an ambuscade. The auxiliaries assailed them on either
18    II,  30 |       the number of legions and auxiliaries, yet the partialities of
19    II,  68 |     other was one of the Gallic auxiliaries, challenged each other in
20    II,  69 |         foreign war. The Gallic auxiliaries were sent back to their
21    II,  76 |      his legions, disarming his auxiliaries, and sowing every day fresh
22    II,  76 |         you have strong fleets, auxiliaries both horse and foot, kings
23    II,  100|   legions, and a chosen body of auxiliaries. After the departure of
24   III,  5  |       the army were posted some auxiliaries, for Rhaetia was hostile,
25   III,  22 |  companies. The cavalry and the auxiliaries chose their position themselves.
26   III,  29 |         person with some chosen auxiliaries concentrated his efforts
27   III,  45 |         Venutius collected some auxiliaries, and, aided at the same
28    IV,  16 |         tamper with the British auxiliaries and with the Batavian cohorts,
29    IV,  18 |    trampled down, and among the auxiliaries of Verginius there were
30    IV,  19 |       came from the legions and auxiliaries. The Batavians had exposed
31    IV,  19 |       arms and their ranks. The auxiliaries of the Ubii and the Treveri
32    IV,  20 |        suspicious temper of the auxiliaries and by the fact that the
33    IV,  25 |        parts of Gaul to collect auxiliaries, put under command of Dillius
34    IV,  26 |    Colonia Agrippinensis, while auxiliaries from Gaul continued to flow
35    IV,  32 |        thus excited; the Gallic auxiliaries, who felt neither affection
36    IV,  34 |      strengthen the centre. The auxiliaries were dispersed in every
37    IV,  49 |       deeds. The legion and the auxiliaries stationed in Africa to guard
38    IV,  51 |        Moorish and Carthaginian auxiliaries to perpetrate the deed.
39     V,  21 |      Civilis was joined by some auxiliaries from the Chauci. Nevertheless
40     V,  21 |         endeavouring to collect auxiliaries among these danger-loving