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 1     I,  11|       procurators, as they were near this or that army, were
 2     I,  18|        of the soldiers as stood near, made an encouraging response.
 3     I,  24|          when Maevius Pudens, a near relative of Tigellinus,
 4     I,  27|         to the golden milestone near the temple of Saturn. There
 5     I,  40|      against all who hesitated. Near the lake of Curtius, Galba
 6    II,  46|      their arms, those who were near clasped the Emperor's knees,
 7    II,  49|      soldiers killed themselves near the funeral pile, not moved
 8    II,  50|         a much frequented grove near Regium Lepidum, and was
 9    II,  55|      form of a sepulchral mound near the lake of Curtius, on
10    II,  80|        a few soldiers who stood near, in the usual form in which
11   III,  2 | provinces of Gaul and Spain are near; on either side they can
12   III,  18|        line of the legions. The near neighbourhood of the fortifications
13   III,  30|         allegiance. Some houses near the walls, which overtopped
14   III,  42|      port of Hercules Monoecus. Near this place was stationed
15   III,  49|       profit, regardless of the near approach of Mucianus, a
16   III,  59|        the country. There was a near relationship between Cerialis
17   III,  71|      approaches to the Capitol, near the grove of the Asylum,
18   III,  74|        s dependants, in a house near the Velabrum. When his father
19   III,  74|         Those who were standing near began the clamour, and the
20   III,  76|     Vitellius, who was encamped near Feronia, was threatening
21   III,  82|         that they should encamp near the Mulvian bridge, and
22    IV,  14|     ruin of which would be very near, were a fresh war with so
23    IV,  21|         When the Batavians were near the camp at Bonna, they
24    IV,  23|        had grown up like a town near the camp, were destroyed,
25    IV,  37|         in a cavalry engagement near Novesium. But reverses and
26    IV,  51|         to perpetrate the deed. Near the proconsul's chamber
27    IV,  59|       against the enemy. He was near the Old Camp, when Classicus
28    IV,  86|        there a city Sinope, and near it a temple, which, according
29    IV,  88|        Emperor display from the near neighbourhood of Lugdunum
30     V,  1 |     battle. At last he encamped near Jerusalem. ~ ~
31     V,  7 | pestilence among those who live near by its noisome odour; it