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 1     I,  14|             Vinius and Laco, Marius Celsus, consul elect, and Ducennius
 2     I,  30|            an intention to deceive. Celsus Marius was sent to the picked
 3     I,  30|          Illyrian detachments drove Celsus away with a shower of javelins.
 4     I,  38|           the Forum. Already Marius Celsus had brought back discouraging
 5     I,  44|           They demanded that Marius Celsus, consul elect, Galba's faithful
 6     I,  70|           certain to return. Marius Celsus, consul elect, whom he had
 7     I,  70|           opposed to his own party. Celsus pleaded guilty to the charge
 8     I,  70|             fatality, as it seemed, Celsus maintained also to Otho
 9     I,  70|          unfortunate. The escape of Celsus gratified the leading men
10     I,  76|         Arrius Antoninus and Marius Celsus from that time to the 1st
11     I,  86|         Suetonius Paullinus, Marius Celsus, and Annius Gallus, were
12     I,  86|         Paullinus, on the energy of Celsus, on the mature judgment
13     I,  89|             as he employed those of Celsus and Paullinus in war. There
14    II,  23|     Suetonius Paullinus, and Marius Celsus. The murderers of Galba
15    II,  24|         gained under the command of Celsus and Paullinus. Caecina was
16    II,  24|            command of the infantry, Celsus of the cavalry. The veterans
17    II,  25| Vitellianists began to retreat, but Celsus, aware of the stratagem,
18    II,  25|          their position, and seeing Celsus gradually give way, followed
19    II,  33|                              Marius Celsus acquiesced in the opinion
20    II,  33|             withdraw. Paullinus and Celsus no longer opposed, for they
21    II,  39|            of the prefect Proculus. Celsus and Paullinus, as no one
22    II,  40|          miles from their position. Celsus and Paullinus remonstrated
23    II,  44|            own crimes. Titianus and Celsus were favoured by the darkness.
24    II,  60|             him from danger. Marius Celsus had his consulship confirmed
25    II,  60|          with it the destruction of Celsus. Vitellius refused, and