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 1     I,  37|      the same. It is to your valour that they look, in you these
 2     I,  82|   put some restraint on your valour, some check on your affection
 3     I,  83|      plan, and to guide your valour. A few were in fault, two
 4    II,  44|      been vanquished, not by valour, but by treachery. "The
 5    II,  57|    and heaped praises on the valour of the soldiers. When the
 6    II,  62|  from their old activity and valour, through habitual indulgence
 7    II,  69|  found a surer foundation in valour than in wealth. ~ ~
 8    II,  77|   The conquered are fired to valour by anger, by hatred, by
 9   III,  9 |    same time he extolled the valour of the German army; of Vitellius
10   III,  11|   had emulated each other in valour and obedience, so now there
11   III,  13| duties. Then he extolled the valour of Vespasian, and the strength
12   III,  38|    many provinces with their valour and their loyalty, and lastly,
13    IV,  24|      or on the defences. Our valour and our arms seemed defence
14    IV,  24|    the better to display the valour of each; first annoying
15    IV,  25|     traitor, to set free our valour and our fortune from these
16    IV,  30|      strained hand and foot. Valour was of no avail, accident
17    IV,  35|    his adversaries as to the valour of his own troops. With
18     V,  19|     to bear witness to their valour. He told the Germans and
19     V,  27|      allies. No tribute, but valour and manhood are demanded