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 1     I,  4 |   now had been divulged that secret of the empire, that emperors
 2     I,  17| impatient to learn the great secret, and those who sought to
 3     I,  22|     men were attached to the secret councils of Poppaea and
 4     I,  24|    alike notorious facts and secret practices.~ ~
 5     I,  26|     by those who were in the secret. Some hints, which had reached
 6     I,  53|    make their departure more secret, directed them to leave
 7     I,  53|   then bound themselves by a secret agreement. Into this the
 8     I,  63|    Valens had defamed him by secret charges of which he knew
 9     I,  64|   would be the plunder. From secret encouragement they passed
10     I,  74|    Praetorians. Nevertheless secret emissaries were dispatched
11     I,  87|    was not kept in strict or secret custody; it was not for
12    II,  23|   seditious language, now to secret letters to Otho; and he,
13    II,  37|   were some few who in their secret wishes prayed for peace
14    II,  72|   name. He admitted into the secret of his imposture all the
15    II,  78|  sacrifice and pondering his secret hopes, Basilides the priest,
16    II,  81| summoned from the capital by secret despatches from his friends,
17    II,  98|     edicts, Vespasian in his secret correspondence, and intending
18    II,  98|  were for the most part kept secret. At first the supineness
19   III,  6 |      generally said, that in secret conversations with Nero
20   III,  54|      Vitellius questioned in secret, and then ordered that they
21   III,  54|   making his observations in secret, but avowed the emperor'
22   III,  64| leading men in the State had secret conferences with Flavius
23   III,  65|  harmony was preserved, some secret grudge was feared. It is
24   III,  68| sudden violence, Caligula by secret treason. The shades of night
25    IV,  1 |     They let nothing be kept secret, nothing be closed; Vitellianists,
26    IV,  29|  strict watch to prevent any secret intelligence of advancing
27    IV,  40|  loaded him with promises in secret, holding out as a prize
28    IV,  56|     Gaul. These two men held secret conferences to sound the
29    IV,  58|     of doubtful fidelity and secret enemies, he thought it best,
30    IV,  89|    place Domitian despatched secret emissaries to Cerialis,
31     V,  26|      days. Cerialis, sending secret emissaries, had held out