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 1    IV,  56|           ally of the Romans. Julius Tutor and Julius Sabinus joined
 2    IV,  56|          Trever, the other a Lingon. Tutor had been made by Vitellius
 3    IV,  59|             Camp, when Classicus and Tutor, who had gone on in advance
 4    IV,  59|           finding that Classicus and Tutor persisted in their treachery,
 5    IV,  60|             Will you mount guard for Tutor, the Trever? Shall a Batavian
 6    IV,  60|            polluted and defiled by a Tutor and a Classicus. Grant that
 7    IV,  62|                                      Tutor and Classicus then divided
 8    IV,  62|             of the war between them. Tutor, investing the Colonia Agrippinensis
 9    IV,  73|             empire already won. Even Tutor made no haste to occupy
10    IV,  73|         bitterness of a family feud. Tutor, having augmented the army
11    IV,  73|       example. Avoiding Mogontiacum, Tutor retired with the Treveri
12    IV,  73|            with Rome. Valentinus and Tutor again involved the Treveri
13    IV,  74|        having heard of the defeat of Tutor and of the rout of the Treveri,
14    IV,  75|          birthplace of Classicus and Tutor; it was by the treason of
15    IV,  77|           expect a milder rule under Tutor and Classicus, and fancy
16    IV,  79|         either openly, or in heart." Tutor maintained that the power
17    IV,  79|       approval to the suggestions of Tutor, which were at once acted
18    IV,  81|             their tents and baggage. Tutor, Classicus, and Civilis,
19     V,  21| uninterrupted surface of dry ground. Tutor, Classicus, and one hundred
20     V,  22|            son Verax, Classicus, and Tutor, led each his own division.
21     V,  23|          brought up, and carried off Tutor and Classicus. Even on this