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 1     I,  75|             Dalmatia, Pannonia, and Moesia had sworn allegiance to
 2     I,  78|          previous winter, to invade Moesia with great hopes of success.
 3     I,  78|         Marcus Aponius, governor of Moesia, was rewarded with a triumphal
 4    II,  32|        adherents. We have Pannonia, Moesia, Dalmatia, the East with
 5    II,  32|         arrive with the troops from Moesia. He may then again consider
 6    II,  44|             himself. The legions of Moesia are coming; a great part
 7    II,  46|           who had been sent on from Moesia declared that the approaching
 8    II,  74|           passed over from Syria to Moesia, Vespasian counted upon
 9    II,  83|             mind, whether, avoiding Moesia, he should move on Dyrrachium
10    II,  85|             to the other legions of Moesia. These were the eighth and
11    II,  85|   Accordingly, the three legions of Moesia sought by letter to win
12    II,  85|      Aponius Saturnius, governor of Moesia, ventured on a most atrocious
13    II,  85|      through the pathless wastes of Moesia beyond Mount Haemus, nor
14    II,  86|          these means, the armies of Moesia and Pannonia drew with them
15   III,  2 |              and that the armies of Moesia have brought us their unimpaired
16   III,  5 |        hasten up with the armies of Moesia. That the provinces might
17   III,  9 |          been joined by the army of Moesia, might have been crushed
18   III,  11|    Saturnius, legate of the army of Moesia, this time the more furiously
19   III,  11|           Flavianus. The legions of Moesia recalled how they had aided
20   III,  18|           the auxiliary troops from Moesia, whom, though hurriedly
21   III,  24|            turning to the troops of Moesia, he appealed to them as
22   III,  46|         legions were withdrawn from Moesia, had nothing to fear. They
23   III,  46|            proconsul for a year) to Moesia, and had some troops given
24   III,  53| instigations roused the generals in Moesia; my courageous resolution
25   III,  53|           had at heart the peace of Moesia, I the safety and security
26   III,  75|        during which he had governed Moesia, and the twelve during which
27    IV,  55|            that our winter camps in Moesia and Pannonia were hemmed
28     V,  28|       Mucianus in Syria, Aponius in Moesia, Flavianus in Pannonia." ~ ~[