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 1     I,  26|        have seized Otho on the 14th of January, as he was returning
 2     I,  58|     the auxiliary force of the 14th legion, but which had, among
 3     I,  63|       before related, from the 14th legion, and had been incorporated
 4     I,  89|                         On the 14th of March, after commending
 5    II,  11|     Galba, the 11th, 13th, and 14th were veteran soldiers, the
 6    II,  11|     were veteran soldiers, the 14th having particularly distinguished
 7    II,  27| cohorts who separated from the 14th legion during the Neronian
 8    II,  27|        mastered the men of the 14th, that they had taken Italy
 9    II,  32|     the war. In a few days the 14th legion, itself highly renowned,
10    II,  43|       a charge of the 5th. The 14th was surrounded by a superior
11    II,  54|    that, by the arrival of the 14th legion, joined to the forces
12    II,  66|   enemies. The soldiers of the 14th legion were peculiarly furious.
13    II,  66|      feud between them and the 14th. In the presence of such
14    II,  66|  cohorts taken the side of the 14th, and given confidence to
15    II,  66|      to other cities. When the 14th had made the descent on
16    II,  68|        cry was raised that the 14th legion had retraced its
17    II,  86|    Despatches were sent to the 14th legion in Britain and to
18    IV,  71|      over the Graian Alps. The 14th legion was summoned from
19    IV,  82|         He was afraid that the 14th legion, supported by the
20     V,  16|   arrival of the 2nd, 6th, and 14th legions. The auxiliary infantry
21     V,  18|       appropriate appeals. The 14th were styled the "Conquerors
22     V,  21|               The next day the 14th legion was sent into the