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 1     I,  74|       due to fear; Vitellius was victorious, and gained all the credit
 2    II,  14|       checked the advance of the victorious army, and covered the retreat
 3    II,  28|        men. Those veteran troops victorious in so many campaigns, now
 4    II,  45|          they had arms, and were victorious. On the following day, as
 5    II,  54|       forces from Brixellum, the victorious army had been routed and
 6    II,  75|      those of Vitellius had been victorious, and that among the conquered
 7    II,  76|         by habits of warfare and victorious over foreign foes; you have
 8    II,  77|    success or failure. If we are victorious. I shall have whatever honour
 9    II,  77|       and rankling wounds of the victorious party. And, indeed, your
10   III,  18|   disaster felt his absence. The victorious cavalry charged the wavering
11   III,  24|         said he, "unless you are victorious, what other general, what
12   III,  26|      defences. At this sight the victorious army hesitated, while the
13   III,  50|      standards and eagles of the victorious legions, the old and wounded
14   III,  54|     might learn the force of the victorious army. All of these persons
15   III,  63|       them were left some of the victorious legions, which would not
16   III,  64|          is the fact that to the victorious everything is easy. You
17    IV,  21|        by their own weapons. The victorious army, who avoided the Colonia
18    IV,  35|         burning houses, that the victorious army was approaching. Vocula
19    IV,  37|           and not long after was victorious in a cavalry engagement
20    IV,  47|       the individual claims. The victorious army, wearing their proper
21    IV,  47| groundless panic. And indeed the victorious army seconded the tears
22    IV,  59|       said, "faithful provinces, victorious armies, the fortune of the
23    IV,  60|        it. If you, who have been victorious in so many campaigns, who
24    IV,  71|         and of peace. Two of the victorious legions, the 6th and 8th,
25    IV,  78|      Treveri was occupied by the victorious army, when Civilis and Classicus
26     V,  10|      Herod, was augmented by the victorious Augustus. On Herod's death,
27     V,  11|    summers in occupying with his victorious army the whole of the level