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 1     I,  1 |       malignity wears the false appearance of honesty. I myself knew
 2     I,  19|       give them a more imposing appearance; they, it was said, would
 3     I,  53|       who had assumed a studied appearance of misery and distress,
 4    II,  4 |         an uniformly favourable appearance, and that the goddess signified
 5    II,  5 |   chance offered; his dress and appearance hardly distinguished him
 6    II,  9 |     himself, assuming a studied appearance of sorrow, and appealing
 7    II,  50| Bedriacum, a bird of unfamiliar appearance settled in a much frequented
 8    II,  54|  desertion of the party had the appearance of a public resolution.
 9    II,  74|       from Vitellius. Savage in appearance, and speaking a rude dialect,
10    II,  81|      magnificence, presented an appearance of Imperial splendour. ~ ~
11    II,  83|    tardy pace so as to give the appearance of delay, yet not with extraordinary
12    II,  85|        he concealed beneath the appearance of party zeal. Julianus,
13    II,  89|  soldiers presented a brilliant appearance. It was a glorious sight,
14    II,  99| weakness. Far different was the appearance of the German army as it
15   III,  32|       as it always was, with an appearance of still greater wealth.
16   III,  50|     officer contrived, under an appearance of submission, to govern
17   III,  65|       hence, though the outward appearance of harmony was preserved,
18   III,  70|  individual anxious to shun all appearance of Imperial power. But on
19   III,  82|       population, presented the appearance of a hostile array. They
20    IV,  40|        being removed, the usual appearance of the capital, the laws,
21    IV,  48|        or by a wish to give the appearance of it, a proposition passed
22    IV,  50|     modesty, would not make his appearance in public, or trust himself
23    IV,  65|      intrenchments their woeful appearance had not been so noticeable;
24    IV,  81|        hills, and presented the appearance of reinforcements. What
25    IV,  83|         with the Emperor to all appearance remained the same. ~ ~
26    IV,  86|      significant and strange an appearance, Ptolemy disclosed the vision
27     V,  4 |        them, and, guided by the appearance of a grassy spot, discovered
28     V,  8 |      soil, which is scorched in appearance, has lost its productive
29     V,  13|   twenty. They had a marvellous appearance, and to a distant spectator
30     V,  21|   island and Germany created an appearance of an uninterrupted surface