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 1     I,  4 |          yet it had not only roused various emotions in Rome, among
 2     I,  25|           Having assured himself by various conversations with these
 3     I,  25|            plot, but they worked by various devices on the wavering
 4     I,  50|             their own force, as the various armies were separated from
 5     I,  54|            to lead. And even in the various legions there was a difference
 6     I,  72|    execution of Galvia Crispinilla. Various artifices on the part of
 7     I,  80|         darkness of night about the various streets of the city; few
 8     I,  84|         Accordingly, they discussed various motions on which they had
 9     I,  85|         were now noised abroad from various sources increased men's
10     I,  86|     purifying the city and weighing various plans for the campaign,
11    II,  6 |            Parthians, attended with various success. In the last civil
12    II,  8 |       report that Nero was at hand. Various rumours were current about
13    II,  8 |            was assailed by him with various artifices, till he left
14    II,  20|          when they saw the cloak of various colours, and the trews,
15    II,  23|           heart, they assailed with various accusations Annius Gallus,
16    II,  62|              the leading men of the various states were ruined by having
17    II,  70|        present, and pointed out the various localities of the field
18    II,  70|          shouts, and recognized the various scenes of conflict, and
19    II,  85|             protract his journey by various pretexts, lingering or hastening
20    II,  89|           according to the names or various equipments of the nations.
21   III,  9 |       retreat. Caecina, however, by various delays betrayed to the enemy
22   III,  13|          the rest were dispersed on various military duties. Then he
23   III,  45|        cavalry, after fighting with various success, contrived to rescue
24   III,  59|           Antonius, contrived under various disguises to make their
25   III,  73|      Vitellius. The rest escaped by various chances, some disguised
26   III,  82|           Numerous engagements with various issue took place before
27    IV,  23|            sacred groves, under the various forms which each tribe is
28    IV,  32| acknowledged the fate of his party. Various were the emotions thus excited;
29    IV,  37|   centurions with despatches to the various states of Gaul, imploring
30    IV,  42|            Great was the alarm, and various the devices for altering
31    IV,  70|             of his own seeking. The various shifts by which he contrived
32    IV,  87|           God. As he yet hesitated, various disasters, pestilence, and
33     V,  25|     picturesquely enough, plaids of various colours were used for sails.