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 1     I,  16|     speak, the inheritance of a single family. The choice which
 2     I,  16|       it was not myself with my single legion, that shook his yoke
 3     I,  54|       and people of Rome. Not a single legate or tribune exerted
 4     I,  69|       held by such a force as a single squadron of cavalry, he
 5     I,  81|     blind panic, and, unable to single out any one object for their
 6    II,  38|  terminated by what we may call single blows, was owing to want
 7    II,  75|     multitude than to avoid the single assassin. ~ ~
 8    II,  96|       said, "a mutiny of only a single legion; the loyalty of the
 9   III,  25|        part of a civil war is a single soldier!" With these words
10   III,  37|   Rebilus had been consul for a single day during the dictatorship
11   III,  57|         by the daring of even a single man, was drawn into revolt
12    IV,  26|       had the imprisonment of a single soldier struck them with
13    IV,  33|         how I, the prefect of a single cohort, with the Batavians
14    IV,  37|   against Hordeonius. Without a single legate or tribune venturing
15    IV,  43| informers with the overthrow of single families, and declared that
16    IV,  44|          had never imperilled a single life in the days of Nero.
17    IV,  59|        times, were crushed in a single battle. The breakers of
18    IV,  75|       conquerors the delay of a single night? Here on the borders
19     V,  25|  vessels as were propelled by a single bank of oars. To these he
20     V,  27|    world cannot be averted by a single nation. What has been accomplished