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 1     I,  24|          with such spirit, that, finding there was a dispute between
 2     I,  30|     disposed towards Galba, who, finding them exhausted by their
 3     I,  59|          by the auxiliaries, and finding himself altogether isolated,
 4     I,  71|       profligate in his old age, finding vice to be his quickest
 5    II,  83|      thus too Vitellius himself, finding Brundisium, Tarentum, and
 6    II,  86|        stimulus of a fiery zeal. Finding his pleasure not so much
 7   III,  7 |         eighteenth (the Gemina), finding the campaign opening in
 8   III,  12|    prefect of the Ravenna fleet, finding that the troops wavered
 9   III,  29|         and resolute attack, and finding that their missiles glided
10   III,  48|        Geminus, a tried soldier. Finding the enemy in disorder and
11   III,  50|       with troops. The generals, finding themselves in a country
12   III,  54|       truth had it been allowed, finding it forbidden, spread rumours
13   III,  63|                                  Finding all their hopes cut off,
14    IV,  20|    repenting of his resolve, and finding that the very men who had
15    IV,  25|        Vespasian, which Flaccus, finding that it could not be concealed,
16    IV,  50|   questioning the centurion, and finding that he had sought a pretext
17    IV,  59|          uttering this defiance, finding that Classicus and Tutor
18    IV,  74|      burden of the tribute; and, finding themselves despised, they
19     V,  4 | collected after diligent search, finding themselves left in a desert,