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 1     I,  58| territory of the Lingones eight Batavian cohorts, which formed the
 2    II,  22|     squadron of horse; he was a Batavian. Turullius was a centurion
 3    II,  27|       already described how the Batavian cohorts who separated from
 4    II,  66|     summoned them, and that the Batavian cohorts should in the meantime
 5    II,  66|      Taurini it happened that a Batavian soldier fiercely charged
 6    II,  69|    accorded to the legions. The Batavian cohorts were sent back to
 7    IV,  15|    command of Vitellius all the Batavian youth was then being summoned
 8    IV,  16|        auxiliaries and with the Batavian cohorts, who, as I have
 9    IV,  18|     armies of Vindex. It was by Batavian cavalry that the Aedui and
10    IV,  19|        were accompanied by some Batavian horse, who, though they
11    IV,  19|  Claudius Labeo, prefect of the Batavian horse, who had been the
12    IV,  22|     last breath. Then let not a Batavian refugee affect to decide
13    IV,  22|    anger, and hurried the whole Batavian nation into open war. The
14    IV,  23|      army with the elite of the Batavian troops, wishing to add a
15    IV,  25|      general had despatched the Batavian cohorts from Mogontiacum,
16    IV,  58|         given him, to enter the Batavian territory and bring back
17    IV,  60|      Tutor, the Trever? Shall a Batavian give the signal for battle?
18    IV,  64|        himself, nor obliged any Batavian to do so, for he relied
19    IV,  80| Lingones. On the right were the Batavian cohorts; on the left the
20     V,  20|       equal. At the same time a Batavian deserter came up to Cerialis,
21     V,  21|    fight for the defence of the Batavian capital, but carrying off