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1 I, 2 | by the sword. There were three civil wars; there were more
2 I, 9 | Vitellius who was censor and three times consul; this was thought
3 I, 10 | on the war in Judaea with three legions, and he had no wish
4 I, 27 | temple of Saturn. There three and twenty soldiers of the
5 I, 30 | and Pompeius Longinus, all three military tribunes, proceeded
6 II, 4 | above, Vespasian himself had three legions inured to war. Mucianus
7 II, 12 | Narbonensis, he had entrusted to three generals, Suedius Clemens,
8 II, 18 | confront a veteran army with three Praetorian cohorts, a thousand
9 II, 24 | causeway was occupied by three Praetorian cohorts, ranged
10 II, 85 | Vitellius. Accordingly, the three legions of Moesia sought
11 II, 97 | alacrity. The legates of the three legions, equal in authority,
12 II, 100| with the veteran troops of three British legions, and a chosen
13 III, 6 | There they learnt that three cohorts, belonging to Vitellius,
14 III, 9 | it in fact consisted of three legions), Caecina despatched
15 III, 14 | massacred the soldiers from three Liburnian ships, who happened
16 III, 22 | 15th, with the veterans of three British legions (the 9th,
17 III, 41 | Vitellius asking for aid. Three cohorts with some British
18 III, 43 | soldiers of the body-guard, three personal friends, and as
19 III, 78 | been able to defend against three cohorts the great stronghold
20 III, 82 | array. They advanced in three divisions, one column straight
21 III, 82 | themselves also drawn up in three columns of defence, met
22 IV, 21 | the chances of a battle. Three thousand legionaries, some
23 IV, 42 | with especial severity on three men, Sariolenus Vocula,
24 IV, 74 | with himself, he arrived in three days' march at Rigodulum.
25 IV, 87 | the ambassadors. And so three years passed away, while
26 V, 1 | general. He found in Judaea three legions, the 5th, the 10th,
27 V, 10 | curtailed, was divided into three provinces under the sons
28 V, 14 | consequence. There were three generals, and as many armies.
29 V, 25 | of boats. He put in each three or four hundred men, the
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