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 1     I,  27|     About as many more soldiers joined them on their way, some
 2     I,  30|    legion levied from the fleet joined the Praetorians without
 3     I,  60|         the army of Britain had joined him, Vitellius, who had
 4     I,  69|        of the German army, they joined the Vitellianists, and by
 5     I,  77|      the province of Baetica he joined the states of Mauritania,
 6    II,  27|        the rising of Vitellius, joined Fabius Valens in the country
 7    II,  30|        After a rapid march they joined Caecina. The character of
 8    II,  36|       to that effect from Otho, joined with his cohorts, leaving
 9    II,  54|     arrival of the 14th legion, joined to the forces from Brixellum,
10    II,  63|       however, when his brother joined him, and when those who
11    II,  81|        the same alliance. There joined him, each with his entire
12    II,  86|        the defeat of Bedriacum, joined Vespasian without hesitation,
13   III,  1 | Vitellius," they said, "has now joined them with the flower of
14   III,  9 |     legions, which had not been joined by the army of Moesia, might
15   III,  47|    sides and broad bottoms, and joined together without fastenings
16   III,  50|         finished. They had been joined by the 11th legion, which
17   III,  81|       tenets of the Stoics, had joined the envoys. He mingled with
18    IV,  22|       Bructeri and the Tencteri joined him, and messengers summoned
19    IV,  27|   Novesium the sixteenth legion joined it; Herennius Gallus, its
20    IV,  56|        Tutor and Julius Sabinus joined him in his schemes. One
21    IV,  65|    deserting the camp at Bonna, joined their ranks. When the report
22    IV,  73|         the province. They were joined by the Singularian Horse,
23     V,  21|        of Cerialis. Civilis was joined by some auxiliaries from