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 1     I,  2 |     against their masters, and freedmen to betray their patrons;
 2     I,  4 |     well as the dependants and freedmen of condemned and banished
 3     I,  7 |     bad, tell against him. The freedmen in their excessive power
 4     I,  22|       person. His confidential freedmen and slaves, who enjoyed
 5     I,  25|       to Onomastus, one of his freedmen, who brought over to his
 6     I,  48|       State avaricious. To his freedmen and friends he shewed a
 7     I,  57| Imperial court usually held by freedmen. He paid the furlough fees
 8     I,  75|        Crescens, one of Nero's freedmen (for in evil times even
 9    II,  49|        from the dying man, his freedmen and slaves, and Plotius
10    II,  53|        newcomer; one of Otho's freedmen, on being questioned as
11    II,  91|     law human and divine, with freedmen and friends as reckless
12    II,  92|        their rights over their freedmen, although servile ingenuity
13    II,  92|     rank rendered secure. Some freedmen had made their way into
14    II,  94|       tax was exacted from the freedmen of former Emperors in proportion
15   III,  12|   Hormus, one of the Emperor's freedmen, for he too ranked among
16   III,  58|         At the instance of his freedmen (for his friends were the
17   III,  58|        and money, and even the freedmen voluntarily sought the privilege
18    IV,  61|      end to his life, when his freedmen and slaves prevented him
19     V,  10|    Roman Knights or to his own freedmen, one of whom, Antonius Felix,