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 1     I,  7 | conjuncture it happened that tidings of the deaths of Fonteius
 2     I,  12| taken of their revolt. These tidings hastened the plans of Galba,
 3     I,  19|   adoption and his death. As tidings of the mutiny in Germany
 4     I,  33|     disseminated these false tidings of success to draw Galba
 5     I,  38|    brought back discouraging tidings. And now some advised that
 6     I,  38|     a succession of alarming tidings, and the desertion of immediate
 7     I,  50|    arrived the most alarming tidings. The reports from the capital
 8     I,  63|          Valens received the tidings of the murder of Galba and
 9     I,  75|        The first encouraging tidings came to Otho from Illyricum.
10     I,  88|    driven from power by evil tidings and rumours rather than
11    II,  46|   purpose. First came gloomy tidings, and then fugitives from
12    II,  85|   messengers who brought the tidings of Otho's defeat, by tearing
13    II,  96|     which Vitellius received tidings was that of the 3rd legion,
14   III,  48| prosperous beyond his hopes, tidings of the victory of Cremona
15   III,  54|  endeavoured to suppress the tidings of the disaster, and by
16   III,  56|    camp, and having received tidings of the defection of the
17   III,  64|   they are alarmed by gloomy tidings from every quarter. The
18    IV,  52|      had received favourable tidings from all quarters, and he
19    IV,  55|                Meanwhile the tidings of the death of Vitellius,
20     V,  22|       as the multiplicity of tidings hurried him from place to