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 1     I,  45|        the ranks, had afterwards commanded the watch, and who, while
 2     I,  60|        40,000 armed men; Caecina commanded 30,000 from Upper Germany,
 3     I,  78|   himself, as if it were he that commanded success in war, and that
 4    II,  12|        Through his fleets, which commanded the sea, he held the greater
 5    II,  12|        of authority, and Clemens commanded only for popularity, and
 6    II,  22|     themselves up to him. Julius commanded a squadron of horse; he
 7    II,  22| unfriendly to Caecina, as he had commanded a company in Germany. ~ ~
 8    II,  40|  inactivity of the generals, and commanded that matters should be brought
 9    II,  51|        the forces which had been commanded by Flavius Sabinus signified
10   III,  8 |  argument, that as Aegypt, which commanded the corn supplies, and the
11   III,  9 |      Claudius'). This legion was commanded by the tribune Vipstanus
12   III,  10|        of two legions, the third commanded by Dillius Aponianus, the
13   III,  43|     colony of Forum Julii, which commanded the sea. His influence was
14   III,  44|         Vespasian, who had there commanded the 2nd legion by the appointment
15   III,  47|  barbarian slave, who had before commanded the royal fleet. This was
16   III,  60|        for an encampment, for it commanded an extensive prospect, provisions
17   III,  77|        of a range of hills which commanded the enemy's position. From
18    IV,  13|    cohorts had been transferred, commanded, according to ancient custom,
19    IV,  28|          severely beaten, he was commanded to declare for what bribe
20    IV,  36|          overland, for the enemy commanded the river. The march of
21    IV,  50|         the legion in Africa was commanded by Valerius Festus, a young
22    IV,  69|    Civilis into his army. He now commanded vast resources, as the States
23     V,  23|      among them Briganticus, who commanded a squadron of cavalry, and