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 1     I,  26|     spread to the legions and the auxiliary troops, already excited
 2     I,  37|        shields and helmets of the auxiliary troops. No tribune or centurion
 3     I,  42|  Sulpicius Florus, of the British auxiliary infantry, to whom Galba
 4     I,  53|          agreement. Into this the auxiliary troops were admitted. At
 5     I,  58|         cohorts, which formed the auxiliary force of the 14th legion,
 6     I,  60|         of the 5th legion and the auxiliary infantry and cavalry, to
 7     I,  63|      owing to the violence of the auxiliary infantry, which had detached
 8     I,  67|       army, on the other were the auxiliary infantry and cavalry of
 9     I,  69|         he sent on in advance the auxiliary infantry from Gaul, Lusitania,
10    II,  4 |         and their toils. Each had auxiliary forces of infantry and cavalry,
11    II,  11|        strength and solidity. The auxiliary infantry and cavalry moved
12    II,  14|           cohort of Ligurians, an auxiliary local force of long standing,
13    II,  68|           murderous attack on the auxiliary troops, and destroyed two
14    II,  69|      loyalty of the soldiers. The auxiliary troops loudly complained
15    II,  69| battalions of the legions and the auxiliary forces should be reduced,
16    II,  70|     charged; how from a third the auxiliary troops had turned the flank
17    II,  88|       between the legions and the auxiliary troops, though they could
18    II,  89|           the standards of twelve auxiliary squadrons, and the cavalry
19    II,  89|   infantry. Next came thirty-four auxiliary cohorts, distinguished according
20    II,  97|   Nevertheless Vitellius summoned auxiliary troops from Germany, Britain,
21    II,  97|       Africa, the legion, and the auxiliary infantry levied by Clodius
22   III,  15|         the position, he sent the auxiliary infantry into the territories
23   III,  18|        Messalla followed with the auxiliary troops from Moesia, whom,
24   III,  21|      close to the 3rd legion; the auxiliary infantry were stationed
25   III,  45|        some Roman troops, and our auxiliary infantry and cavalry, after
26   III,  46|        the winter quarters of the auxiliary infantry and cavalry, and
27   III,  50|          were left at Verona. The auxiliary infantry and cavalry, with
28   III,  67|   defection of the legion and the auxiliary infantry which had surrendered
29    IV,  51|      flight by the arrival of the auxiliary infantry and cavalry, and
30    IV,  64|         winter encampments of the auxiliary infantry and cavalry and
31    IV,  65|         The 16th legion, with the auxiliary troops that capitulated
32    IV,  73|          Sextilius Felix with the auxiliary infantry, by way of Rhaetia,
33     V,  1 |       Agrippa and Sohemus, by the auxiliary forces of king Antiochus,
34     V,  16|        6th, and 14th legions. The auxiliary infantry and cavalry, summoned
35     V,  18|        front with the cavalry and auxiliary infantry; in the second
36     V,  22|       points the positions of the auxiliary infantry and cavalry and
37     V,  22|  Batavodurum, and the camp of the auxiliary infantry and cavalry at