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 1     I,  2 |               of Parthia were all but set in motion by the cheat of
 2     I,  15|              connections which I have set aside for you, but by your
 3     I,  57|              kept in prison, and only set at liberty after the victory
 4     I,  61|            the very day on which they set out an eagle moved with
 5     I,  89|            now went for nothing. Otho set out, leaving the peace of
 6    II,  21|               to the ground, possibly set on fire by the assailants,
 7    II,  49|          himself that his friends had set out, he passed a tranquil
 8    II,  82|                The strong cities were set apart for the manufacture
 9    II,  85|            his side. The third legion set the example to the other
10    II,  85|             part in the civil war. He set out to join Vespasian, but
11    II,  91|           lived as if he were among a set of drunkards. Still at the
12   III,  10|              The same night Flavianus set out, and being met by letters
13   III,  11|              both these mutinies were set on foot by the intrigues
14   III,  20|             in the day-time. Shall we set about storming the town
15   III,  30|              fire should instantly be set to the finest buildings
16   III,  47|              the Greek. Anicetus also set fire to the fleet, and,
17   III,  59|             guards whom Vitellius had set over him, though they offered
18   III,  72|           openly besieged, and openly set on fire. And what were the
19   III,  75|               who, when asked who had set fire to the Capitol, had
20    IV,  15|            occasion presented itself, set about the work of revolution
21    IV,  16|             they could not hold them, set them on fire. The standards,
22    IV,  24| ill-constructed fabric, and when they set themselves to prepare hurdles
23    IV,  25|               slaying the traitor, to set free our valour and our
24    IV,  38|               of Vitellius were again set up in the camp and in the
25    IV,  64|              It was also said that he set up some of the prisoners
26    IV,  70|               report of his death, he set fire to a country-house
27    IV,  71|              and Mucianus prepared to set out, but in a very different
28    IV,  71|         promoter of the war, who in a set speech poured forth all
29    IV,  82|             wine, fastened the doors, set fire to the houses, and
30     V,  6 |             disown their country, and set at nought parents, children,
31     V,  10|           were ordered by Caligula to set up his statue in the temple,