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 1     I,  8 |   Verginius had not immediately declared for Galba; it was doubtful
 2     I,  18|    really was, he spontaneously declared that the 4th and 18th legions,
 3     I,  40|       feeling of all the troops declared itself plainly for Otho.
 4     I,  56|       and on the 3rd of January declared for Vitellius. One could
 5     I,  58|      crimes. New adherents soon declared themselves in Valerius Asiaticus,
 6    II,  9 |   perhaps intending to deceive, declared that they must address their
 7    II,  33|        and therefore impatient, declared that fortune, the Gods,
 8    II,  46|        been sent on from Moesia declared that the approaching army
 9    II,  58|     provinces of Mauritania had declared for him. Lucceius Albinus,
10    II,  74|          the governor of Egypt, declared his adhesion. The third
11   III,  2 |  energetic promoter of the war, declared that prompt action would
12   III,  20|        had restored silence, he declared, "I would not snatch their
13   III,  51|         private cavalry soldier declared he had slain his brother
14    IV,  4 |  practised talent for flattery, declared their acquiescence in studied
15    IV,  8 |                       Marcellus declared, "It is not my opinion that
16    IV,  25|   Primus Antonius and Mucianus. Declared enmity and hostility may
17    IV,  28| Hordeonius reappeared. He, they declared, was the instigator of the
18    IV,  35|      lost, and that victory had declared for his own troops. The
19    IV,  35|        them, with noble daring, declared the real truth in a loud
20    IV,  43|         of single families, and declared that the whole Senate might
21    IV,  50|      despatched by Mucianus. He declared that an order to put Piso
22    IV,  55|          whereas now the Druids declared, with the prophetic utterances