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 1     I,  17 |      great secret, and those who sought to stifle the ill-concealed
 2     I,  43 |         persons he ordered to be sought out and slain, not to honour
 3     I,  54 |   reverence for the Empire, they sought to dignify their oath with
 4     I,  63 |      Aedui a pretext for war was sought in vain. That people, when
 5     I,  70 |      summoned to the Capitol. He sought to acquire a reputation
 6     I,  77 |           By similar bounty Otho sought to win the affections of
 7     I,  79 |       darkness. The tribune, who sought to check the movement, and
 8     I,  80 |        went to their homes, most sought the houses of friends, or
 9     I,  81 |        Vitellius Saturninus, who sought to stem the torrent. On
10     I,  81 |      object for their fury, they sought for indiscriminate vengeance.
11     I,  89 |   pleading at the bar, and which sought to fill the popular ear
12    II,  18 |         of their general when he sought to restrain them, and spurning
13    II,  20 |        after crossing the Padus, sought to tamper with the loyalty
14    II,  23 |        with fear and guilt, they sought to plunge everything into
15    II,  52 |          abuse and insults, they sought a pretext for beginning
16    II,  60 |   Caecilius Simplex, that he had sought to purchase this honour,
17    II,  63 |    whatever, and then repenting, sought, when the crime had been
18    II,  85 |          three legions of Moesia sought by letter to win over the
19    II,  91 |         deeper than it appeared, sought to appease him, he replied
20    II,  92 |       although servile ingenuity sought in every way to neutralise
21    II,  95 |        old hateful names. No one sought promotion in that court
22    II,  100|         fleet. Soon, however, he sought the retirement of Patavium,
23    II,  100|          of the Praetorian Guard sought to gratify his unreasonable
24   III,  4  |         was believed that he had sought an opportunity for treachery.
25   III,  24 |        be recognized by them, he sought to kindle their courage,
26   III,  48 |      Vitellius was shattered, he sought to apply the pressure of
27   III,  49 |        all his words and acts he sought to pave for himself the
28   III,  58 |         the freedmen voluntarily sought the privilege of doing the
29   III,  62 |         of no small ability, who sought to gain by profligacy a
30   III,  71 |        has it, the besieged thus sought to repel the assailants,
31   III,  86 |        themselves to any man who sought to gain them by his virtues
32    IV,  27 |       Gelduba. Here the generals sought to give steadiness to the
33    IV,  49 | disagreement was thus studiously sought in the continual clashing
34    IV,  50 |          and finding that he had sought a pretext for accusing and
35     V,  3  |     Jupiter. Evidence of this is sought in the name. There is a
36     V,  19 |        morass, while the Germans sought to provoke, and so draw
37     V,  24 |         away by the sterns. They sought at first to elude notice
38     V,  24 |   Claudia Sacrata. The sentinels sought to excuse their own scandalous
39     V,  27 |          the fury of Civilis. He sought to counterbalance his private