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 1     I,  29|      from the wars that will follow. Again, no more is offered
 2     I,  51|      German auxiliaries will follow your standard. All the provinces
 3     I,  54|    which makes them quick to follow where they are slow to lead.
 4     I,  60| source Vitellius, who was to follow with his whole military
 5    II,  28|    of the Empire, let us all follow them thither, but if the
 6    II,  68|  legates and tribunes always follow the character of the Emperor,
 7    II,  74|   legions of Illyricum would follow its example. In fact the
 8    II,  76|     must see whether he will follow up his advice by imperilling
 9   III,  2 |     You will be delighted to follow, and to tread in the footsteps
10   III,  44|     Gaul did not hesitate to follow. A partiality long felt
11   III,  49|      and that all else would follow easily, or, perhaps, success,
12   III,  49|    themselves constrained to follow the furious impulses of
13   III,  70| Empire; everything else will follow the issue of that struggle."
14    IV,  22|  Their reply was: "We do not follow the advice of traitors or
15    IV,  23|  which each tribe is used to follow into battle, and these mingled
16    IV,  24|     the treachery that might follow on scarcity, on the wavering
17    IV,  33|    word, either freedom will follow on our efforts, or, if we
18    IV,  35|      drive them back, and to follow up his success, he might,
19     V,  17|       Civilis was anxious to follow up his success; Cerialis