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 1     I,  17|    be publicly pronounced in front of the Rostra, in the Senate,
 2     I,  27|     Galba was sacrificing in front of the temple of Apollo,
 3     I,  41| certainly caused. He fell in front of the temple of the Divine
 4     I,  48|   found only the next day in front of the tomb of Patrobius,
 5     I,  66|  legion was engaging them in front. ~ ~
 6    II,  11|  iron, and was to be seen in front of the standards, on foot,
 7    II,  14|      to present a formidable front. The Vitellianists whose
 8    II,  14|    themselves encountered in front by the veteran troops, while
 9    II,  24|   deep columns; on the right front stood the first legion with
10    II,  25|      were opposed to them in front, and the cavalry, by a sudden
11    II,  26|      up, in the lines and in front of the entrenchments, that
12    II,  30|    general; they advanced in front of the standards, and hurried
13    II,  32|  have the river Padus on our front, and cities strongly garrisoned
14    II,  41|  cowardice, rushed on to the front, or slunk back to the rear. ~ ~
15    II,  89|   four legions were borne in front, and an equal number of
16   III,  16|     small body was moving in front, but that the stir and noise
17   III,  21|      Claudius'), defended in front by a field-ditch, such being
18   III,  84|    man, with their wounds in front and their faces turned towards
19    IV,  13|   surrounded by the ocean in front, and by the river Rhine
20    IV,  17|       were arranged so as to front the enemy. Before the struggle
21    IV,  21|     side a dense array, with front, flanks, and rear secure.
22     V,  13|     series of engagements in front of the gates, till they
23     V,  17|     frequently, quitting the front, hung on the rear and flanks
24     V,  18|  morning Cerialis formed his front with the cavalry and auxiliary
25     V,  20|       the legions charged in front. The Germans were routed,