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 1     I,  12|    the 1st of January, there arrived from Belgica despatches
 2     I,  50| dismissed. From all quarters arrived the most alarming tidings.
 3    II,  17|  advance by Caecina had also arrived. A cohort of Pannonians
 4    II,  18|     that Caecina had not yet arrived, and that, even were he
 5    II,  32|        he said, "has already arrived. Nor have they much strength
 6    II,  40|     true that a Numidian had arrived at full gallop with an angry
 7    II,  41|     his own, when the scouts arrived at headlong speed with the
 8    II,  54|     own safety, till letters arrived from Fabius Valens which
 9   III,  16|     o'clock, when a horseman arrived at full speed with the news,
10   III,  25|   general, that Mucianus had arrived, and that the two armies
11   III,  41|    with some British cavalry arrived, a force too numerous to
12   III,  61|      Soon after, the legions arrived. Alarmed by the report of
13   III,  69|     and that, unless succour arrived, they must be reduced to
14   III,  71|      the infuriated soldiery arrived, without any leader, every
15   III,  79|     by the Via Flaminia, and arrived at Saxa Rubra, when the
16    IV,  26|      somewhat appeased, they arrived at Bonna, the winter-camp
17    IV,  53|      supplies from Vespasian arrived. ~ ~
18    IV,  65|     time for their departure arrived, and proved even more dismal
19    IV,  74|     brought with himself, he arrived in three days' march at
20    IV,  87|    that they traversed, they arrived at Alexandria on the third
21    IV,  89|    to expose them. Thus they arrived at Lugdunum. It is believed
22     V,  21|  Annius. The 10th, which had arrived from Spain, supplied its