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 1     I,  15|    servility. You will be fiercely assailed by adulation, by flattery,
 2     I,  30|          and Cetrius, the soldiers assailed with menaces; Longinus they
 3     I,  32|         opposing this advice, Laco assailed him with threats, encouraged
 4     I,  74|                     Thus they were assailed by promises as well as by
 5    II,  8 |            to the Praetorians, was assailed by him with various artifices,
 6    II,  20|         reward, and he was himself assailed with the same arts. After
 7    II,  22| skirmishing parties of auxiliaries assailed with showers of arrows and
 8    II,  23|           cowardice of heart, they assailed with various accusations
 9    II,  25|         ambuscade. The auxiliaries assailed them on either flank, the
10   III,  11|      infection of mutiny, and next assailed Aponius Saturnius, legate
11   III,  20|          whether the city is to be assailed by our artillery and javelins,
12   III,  65|           suggestions. Some indeed assailed him with dark insinuations,
13   III,  71|      across the opening. They then assailed the opposite approaches
14   III,  72|   foundation of the city; for now, assailed by no foreign enemy, with
15   III,  78|      persons indeed there were who assailed Antonius with insinuations,
16    IV,  8 |          is not my opinion that is assailed; the Consul elect has made
17    IV,  16|      farther bank of the Rhine, he assailed by sea the winter quarters
18    IV,  35|           On this, the General was assailed by a clamorous demand for
19    IV,  42|            Paccius Africanus, they assailed him in the same way. It
20    IV,  58|          with which he was himself assailed. He therefore went down