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 1     I,  1 |            these great intellects passed away. Then too the truthfulness
 2     I,  36|            Seven months only have passed since Nero fell, and already
 3     I,  52|        against Vindex; it had not passed over to Galba till Nero
 4     I,  53|           of misery and distress, passed through the headquarters
 5     I,  64|         secret encouragement they passed to open entreaty. "Go,"
 6     I,  72|           Nero in profligacy, had passed over into Africa, that she
 7    II,  2 |           hindrance to action. He passed, it is true, a youth enlivened
 8    II,  10|        during the reign of Galba, passed a resolution, that cognizance
 9    II,  32|        its first impetuosity, has passed into nothing through the
10    II,  35|        with their hands. All this passed in the sight of both armies,
11    II,  42|           of panic their feelings passed under the influence of a
12    II,  49|           friends had set out, he passed a tranquil night, and it
13    II,  70|         sight. Not forty days had passed since the battle, and there
14    II,  71|       affront. Pedanius Costa was passed over. The Emperor disliked
15    II,  74|           third legion, as it had passed over from Syria to Moesia,
16    II,  76|          The time has gone by and passed away when you might have
17    II,  80|    Imperial rank. Their minds had passed from apprehension to confidence
18    II,  95|          Iceli, and the Asiatici, passed through all vicissitudes
19   III,  58|        dictated at first by fear, passed into enthusiasm, and many
20   III,  69|         as if the whole State had passed into the hands of Vespasian,
21   III,  69|    reduced to distress. The night passed so quietly that he might
22   III,  71|      progress. From them the fire passed to the colonnades adjoining
23   III,  84|      forthwith, the night must be passed under arms." On the other
24    IV,  1 |     gratified only by blood, soon passed into the greed of gain.
25    IV,  2 |     closely guarded by armed men, passed through the capital. Not
26    IV,  7 |           angry conversation they passed by degrees to long and bitter
27    IV,  40|        city, votes of thanks were passed to the legates, to the armies,
28    IV,  40|       deserted his legion when it passed over to the party of Vespasian,
29    IV,  41|          blush on his countenance passed for modesty. On his proposing
30    IV,  41|        memory of Piso. The Senate passed both motions, but that which
31    IV,  46| resolution of the Senate was also passed, recommending more orderly
32    IV,  48|   appearance of it, a proposition passed the Senate to the effect
33    IV,  56|       After his death, messengers passed to and fro between Civilis
34    IV,  75|           No friendly salutations passed between the armies as they
35    IV,  87|   ambassadors. And so three years passed away, while Ptolemy did
36     V,  11|        with civil strife, and had passed, as far as the Jews were
37     V,  24|        board. Cerialis indeed had passed the night elsewhere, in