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 1     I,  43 |           were fixed upon poles and carried about among the standards
 2     I,  82 |       cannot believe that more were carried away by the frenzy of the
 3    II,  10 |           This decree was variously carried out, and, while retained
 4    II,  10 |             required. At first they carried their point, and the trial
 5    II,  16 |            perpetrators of the deed carried the heads of the slain to
 6    II,  29 |           the eagles and standards, carried him to the tribunal. With
 7    II,  36 |       flight of the vanquished, who carried off what boats were left.
 8    II,  38 |       ancient and modern times have carried me too far from my subject.
 9    II,  39 |             that the most worthless carried the day. The common soldiers
10    II,  43 |         foremost ranks of the 21st, carried off the eagle. The 21st,
11    II,  49 |              The Praetorian cohorts carried his body with praises and
12    II,  55 |           with applause. The people carried round the temples images
13    II,  62 |         died intestate, the law was carried out. Assuredly, could Vitellius
14    II,  82 |         everything being vigorously carried on in its appointed place
15    II,  100|          certainly known whether he carried Caecina with him, or whether (
16   III,  3  |          and similar words, that he carried away even the cautious and
17   III,  17 |             own men. At last he was carried to such a pitch of excitement,
18   III,  27 |           Claudius'). The 13th were carried by the impetuosity of their
19   III,  33 |             slaughter. Men, as they carried off for themselves coin
20   III,  33 |          which, as soon as they had carried out the spoil, they wantonly
21   III,  47 |         citizenship, and while they carried their arms and banners in
22   III,  67 |            him went his little son, carried in a litter, as though in
23   III,  84 |      Vitellius caused himself to be carried in a litter through the
24    IV,  2  |             of Primus Antonius, who carried off money and slaves from
25    IV,  17 |         long, a cohort of Tungrians carried over their standards to
26    IV,  28 |   inflicting great loss on our men, carried off the vessel. The vanquished
27    IV,  31 |             suddenly descended, and carried up one or more of them past
28    IV,  35 |          standards and colours were carried round the ramparts, and
29    IV,  41 |            referred to Piso was not carried out. Certain commissioners
30    IV,  51 | insignificant beginning till it was carried on in pitched battles. The
31    IV,  72 |             by cowards, but must be carried on at the peril of the braver
32     V,  18 |        routed; a few were left, who carried terror in their hearts and
33     V,  20 |           which I have described as carried out into the river. Here
34     V,  23 |        vessels were brought up, and carried off Tutor and Classicus.
35     V,  24 |           the enemy's mistake. They carried off the praetorian vessel,
36     V,  25 |             was in process of being carried away by the force of the