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 1     I,  29|    where they had chanced to meet the procession, some exaggerating
 2     I,  29|     to be kept unimpaired to meet greater emergencies. They
 3     I,  32|      must fall, let us go to meet the danger. This will bring
 4     I,  42|  Rushing, dagger in hand, to meet the armed men, and upbraiding
 5     I,  51|    to open your arms, and to meet the advances of fortune.
 6     I,  62|    their lips, came forth to meet it, while the women and
 7    II,  12|  children they came forth to meet the army, found themselves
 8    II,  43|      two legions happened to meet. On the side of Vitellius
 9    II,  54|     resolution. They did not meet again for general deliberation,
10    II,  87|      and Knights who came to meet him from the capital, some
11   III,  25|      legion. Now chancing to meet his father, he brought him
12   III,  70| stripling? You should go and meet the legions, and fight there
13   III,  80|      envoys were selected to meet the armies and urge them
14   III,  86|     Domitian came forward to meet the leaders of the party;
15    IV,  17|   Roman army was drawn up to meet them not far from the river
16    IV,  23|                           To meet the threatened dangers of
17    IV,  51|      chamber they chanced to meet a slave, and asked him who
18    IV,  74|   soon as it was possible to meet the foe. The levies which
19    IV,  79|      same. But if we at once meet the foe, Cerialis has no