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 1     I,  40|           Some have said that he asked in a tone of entreaty what
 2    II,  4 | sacrificing a number of victims, asked some questions in ambiguous
 3    II,  72|    brought before Vitellius, and asked who he was, as his account
 4    II,  88|    cutting their belts, and then asked them whether they were armed.
 5   III,  22|          watch-word, continually asked, became known; the colours
 6   III,  45|       into the utmost peril. She asked for some Roman troops, and
 7   III,  54|         and his own purpose, and asked leave to see everything.
 8   III,  75|    recompense Atticus, who, when asked who had set fire to the
 9   III,  77|      account of his success, and asked whether he wished him at
10   III,  81|        Vitellius to Antonius. He asked for one day of truce before
11    IV,  7 |       bitter speeches. Helvidius asked, "Why should Marcellus be
12    IV,  20|     promised, but which they now asked, not with the thought of
13    IV,  20|         tribunes and centurions, asked their opinion as to whether
14    IV,  21|           alleging that they had asked for peace, and that when
15    IV,  41|      thus given, Junius Mauricus asked Caesar to give the Senate
16    IV,  47|    flocked to support Vespasian, asked leave to serve again in
17    IV,  51|     chanced to meet a slave, and asked him who he was, and where
18    IV,  72|         provinces. "Where," they asked, "could a head be found
19     V,  28|          the noblest spirits. He asked for a conference. The bridge