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 1     I,  1 |       on the other hand, their hatred of their masters. And so
 2     I,  1 | without partiality and without hatred. I have reserved as an employment
 3     I,  2 |       direction amid universal hatred and terror. Slaves were
 4     I,  9 |      them to concentrate their hatred on the enemy. Illyricum
 5     I,  12|        They were also moved by hatred of T. Vinius, who grew daily
 6     I,  33|      have it so, and belief in hatred is but too ready. Piso had
 7     I,  38|         it may be, out of mere hatred. The time and the place
 8     I,  59|      an object of contempt and hatred to the army. His unpopularity
 9     I,  71|        superadded to their old hatred against Tigellinus. They
10    II,  16|      upon their author. In his hatred of Otho he resolved to support
11    II,  68|        they hated him with the hatred of those who are despised. ~ ~
12    II,  77|   fired to valour by anger, by hatred, by the desire of vengeance,
13    II,  99|    time he was reminded of his hatred and jealousy of Fabius Valens.
14    IV,  1 |       conquered with merciless hatred. The streets were choked
15    IV,  1 |        in the first impulse of hatred could be gratified only
16    IV,  28|   betrayed the army. Their old hatred of Hordeonius reappeared.
17    IV,  32|     felt neither affection nor hatred towards either party, and
18    IV,  45|      this did not mitigate the hatred felt against Mucianus. Sosianus
19     V,  1 |        the Jews with the usual hatred of neighbours, and, lastly,
20     V,  3 |        were driven by fear and hatred of their neighbours to seek
21     V,  6 |        of mankind with all the hatred of enemies. They sit apart
22     V,  28|       between us were those of hatred and hostility, first made