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 1     I,  7 |   capital. Macer was executed in Africa, where he was undoubtedly
 2     I,  11|         a native of the country. Africa and its legions, now that
 3     I,  36|        Germany, Clodius Macer in Africa, Cingonius on the high road,
 4     I,  48|   Germany; as proconsul he ruled Africa with moderation, and when
 5     I,  69|         when he was Proconsul in Africa, from which place Nero had
 6     I,  72| profligacy, had passed over into Africa, that she might urge Macer
 7     I,  75|       also governed in his name. Africa displayed the same obedience,
 8     I,  75|     followed the other cities of Africa. ~ ~
 9     I,  77|        granted to Cappadocia and Africa new rights, more for display
10    II,  58|      Otho. He even looked beyond Africa and threatened Spain, which
11    II,  97|         his falling fortunes. In Africa, the legion, and the auxiliary
12   III,  48|         and land the province of Africa, which lies on the same
13    IV,  39|        under the impression that Africa was in rebellion through
14    IV,  49|         auxiliaries stationed in Africa to guard the frontiers of
15    IV,  49|    Marcus Silanus, who then held Africa, took away the legion from
16    IV,  50|          this time the legion in Africa was commanded by Valerius
17    IV,  50|      very quick passage, reached Africa before Papirius, the centurion
18    IV,  51|        one of the procurators of Africa, a name even then fatal
19     V,  3 |          on the nearest coast of Africa about the time when Saturn