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 1     I,  42|      of the public slaves, who concealed him in his chamber. There,
 2     I,  68|        eloquence, but who then concealed the art of the orator under
 3     I,  70|        deferred his pleasures, concealed his profligacy, and moulded
 4     I,  78|        who survived the battle concealed themselves in the marshes.
 5    II,  13|        Ligurian woman; she had concealed her son, and when the soldiers,
 6    II,  13|          It is here that he is concealed"; nor could any subsequent
 7    II,  24|    bravest of his auxiliaries, concealed in the woods that there
 8    II,  72|      the times of Nero, he had concealed himself in Histria, where
 9    II,  85|        private pique, which he concealed beneath the appearance of
10    II,  92|        by animosities scarcely concealed amid the cares of the campaign
11   III,  11|       hiding-place in which he concealed himself, for he was hidden
12   III,  23|   enemy who were, so to speak, concealed while they aimed.~ ~
13   III,  31| Roaming through the streets or concealed in the houses, they would
14   III,  70|    depart unobserved through a concealed part of the palace, lest
15   III,  73|    disguised as slaves, others concealed by the fidelity of dependants,
16   III,  74|       first burst in, Domitian concealed himself in the house of
17   III,  83|       cried out that those who concealed themselves in the shops,
18   III,  84|       miserable wanderings, he concealed himself in an unseemly hiding-place,
19    IV,  1 |       pretended, might be thus concealed. Here was the first step
20    IV,  4 |    Their dislike, however, was concealed; their adulation was open
21    IV,  25|   finding that it could not be concealed, read before an assembly
22    IV,  88|     thought a plan he had long concealed. "Since," he said, "by the