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 1     I,  3 |     conclusive, prove that the Gods take no thought for our
 2     I,  15|       the unanimous consent of gods and men, am moved by your
 3     I,  29| sacrifice, was importuning the gods of an empire that was now
 4     I,  37|      remarkable storm even the Gods discountenanced that ill-starred
 5    II,  33|     declared that fortune, the Gods, and the genius of Otho,
 6    II,  47|       no one. To accuse either gods or men is only for him who
 7    II,  70|      in honour of the tutelary gods of the place. ~ ~
 8   III,  10|   standards, and prayed to the gods of war, that they would
 9   III,  82|     shrines and temples of the Gods. They, however, looked with
10   III,  84|       and their temples to the Gods; but the soldier's peculiar
11    IV,  4 |       Then they remembered the Gods. It was determined that
12    IV,  18|     excellence of man, and the Gods help the braver side. Let
13    IV,  42|    they voted. They called the Gods to witness, that nothing
14    IV,  47|       resource, heaven and the Gods, till Mucianus came forward,
15    IV,  54|      on the original site. The Gods, they said, forbade the
16    IV,  59|       the Empire, and avenging Gods. Thus it was that Sacrovir
17    IV,  67|     name we give thanks to the Gods whom we worship in common
18    IV,  84|       of the partiality of the Gods. One of the common people
19    IV,  84|   might be the pleasure of the Gods, and the Emperor might be
20    IV,  88|         by the blessing of the Gods the strength of the enemy
21     V,  4 |      this race detested by the gods. The people, who had been
22     V,  6 |      into them, to despise all gods, to disown their country,
23     V,  10|    empty with no similitude of gods within, and that the shrine
24     V,  15|      was heard to cry that the Gods were departing. At the same
25     V,  19|       enemy. The Rhine and the Gods of Germany are in your sight.
26     V,  27|      his nation. Then were the Gods angry with the Batavi when