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 1     I,  25|         the remainder; on the more distinguished soldiers, by hinting that
 2     I,  48|       rather free from vices, than distinguished by virtues. He was not regardless
 3     I,  51|           they were energetic; but distinguished above all for boundless
 4     I,  70|          for clemency by sparing a distinguished man opposed to his own party.
 5     I,  78|            by the princes and most distinguished persons of the tribe. They
 6     I,  80|          entertainment to the most distinguished men and women of Rome. In
 7     I,  83|           and contains all that is distinguished in the provinces, good God!
 8    II,  5 |        dress and appearance hardly distinguished him from the common soldier;
 9    II,  11|           14th having particularly distinguished itself by quelling the revolt
10    II,  43|          Rapax, a corps of old and distinguished renown. On that of Otho
11    II,  81|          tribunes and all the most distinguished centurions and soldiers,
12    II,  82|        friends. Many among them he distinguished with prefectures and governments,
13    II,  89|     thirty-four auxiliary cohorts, distinguished according to the names or
14   III,  9 | illustrious family, himself highly distinguished, the only man who had brought
15   III,  10|           known to him, or who was distinguished by any military decoration,
16   III,  38|        Junius Blaesus was the most distinguished. Other particulars were
17   III,  58|         the less faithful the more distinguished their rank) he ordered the
18   III,  70|           of deceiving a number of distinguished men. If not, why, when leaving
19    IV,  4 |           a few, who either held a distinguished rank, or had a practised
20    IV,  5 |         early youth he devoted his distinguished talents to the loftiest
21    IV,  15|            mere striplings, but of distinguished beauty (and many attained
22    IV,  16|      certain stolid bravery and of distinguished birth. His father, after
23    IV,  28|        Vitellius, but all the most distinguished men were in favour of Vespasian.
24    IV,  38|       tarnished by rebellion their distinguished services to the Roman people. ~ ~
25    IV,  40|     freshness of their fame, while distinguished by great achievements and
26    IV,  49|          competition. All the more distinguished of the proconsuls cared
27    IV,  56|           a royal house, of a race distinguished both in peace and war, and
28    IV,  61|          to the empire of Gaul. He distinguished the murderer of Vocula by
29    IV,  71|          that the generals, though distinguished men (for he had already
30     V,  3 |       Others, again, assign a very distinguished origin to the Jews, alleging
31     V,  24|       praetorian vessel, which was distinguished by a flag, believing that