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 1     I,  10|     adverse to Galba. He had in fact sent his son Titus to acknowledge
 2     I,  20|      land remaining, nothing in fact but the appliances of their
 3     I,  85|    occupied by their fears, the fact, that while Otho was preparing
 4     I,  86|   mature judgment of Gallus, in fact, on each man's special excellence,
 5     I,  88|       religious obstacle in the fact that the sacred shields
 6     I,  88|        s fatal mistake; and the fact that Caecina had now crossed
 7    II,  1 |         of Vitellius and of the fact of war. In the anxiety of
 8    II,  26|    Julius Fronto, a tribune. In fact such was the panic everywhere,
 9    II,  29|      panic-stricken by the very fact that there was no one to
10    II,  31|                              In fact, before the death of these
11    II,  47|         of my determination the fact that I complain of no one.
12    II,  54|     alarm was heightened by the fact that their departure from
13    II,  68|        to the attack. It was in fact the rearguard of the army,
14    II,  71|        and herds of eunuchs, in fact by all that had characterised
15    II,  74|    would follow its example. In fact the whole army had been
16   III,  2 |   rather avail ourselves of the fact that the legions of Pannonia,
17   III,  6 |  unprepared as it was; for this fact had likewise been communicated.
18   III,  9 |      forces of Vitellius (it in fact consisted of three legions),
19   III,  12|    wavered in purpose, from the fact that many were natives of
20   III,  16|     Antonius; he anticipated in fact what actually happened.
21   III,  23| consequently been lost; but the fact is undoubted. Fortune favoured
22   III,  32|         seat of war, and by the fact that they had supplied the
23   III,  42|     weakened by their fears. In fact the procurator Valerius
24   III,  49|        elected. The soldiers in fact were not under the control
25   III,  52|         delays, for Antonius in fact was now becoming too great
26   III,  58|     about the name; and it is a fact that in the moment of terror
27   III,  64|         the party, there is the fact that to the victorious everything
28   III,  73|         among the besiegers. In fact, the troops of Vitellius
29   III,  78|         to all. Mucianus did in fact delay the conquerors by
30    IV,  16|       in strength. Vitellius in fact, after withdrawing the effective
31    IV,  20|      the auxiliaries and by the fact that the ranks of the legions
32    IV,  39|      turbulent disposition. The fact was that the wheat-ships
33    IV,  46|   lamentations and wailings, in fact a representation of funeral
34    IV,  48|                         It is a fact that, whether suggested
35    IV,  79|    States of Gaul. And the very fact of their having, contrary
36    IV,  81|      everywhere, while from the fact that the battle was raging
37     V,  6 |       the Jews, as also did the fact, that among themselves they
38     V,  6 |       to our Emperors. From the fact, however, that their priests
39     V,  23|    military duties. Cerialis in fact allowed too little time