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 1     I,  2 |       amid universal hatred and terror. Slaves were bribed to turn
 2     I,  39| defenceless Emperor. In all the terror of their arms, and at the
 3     I,  41|         he invented this in his terror, or he thus confessed his
 4     I,  49|       Otho, was heightened into terror by the fresh news about
 5     I,  80|       another betrayed by their terror, they still watched the
 6     I,  85|         sources increased men's terror. It was said that in the
 7     I,  85|       heard of only in times of terror. But an alarm greater than
 8     I,  87|      the more evident was their terror. On the other hand, there
 9    II,  10|        or helpless. Besides the terror of the law, Crispus had
10    II,  44|         all the exasperation or terror of these thoughts, the extremity
11   III,  58|      fact that in the moment of terror the counsels of the wise
12   III,  59|     with new vigour, had struck terror into Italy, so now did the
13    IV,  23|    troops, wishing to add a new terror to his demonstration, covered
14    IV,  26|        soldier struck them with terror. This fellow indeed actually
15    IV,  26|   ill-affected were struck with terror. Then, as all with common
16    IV,  47|         to another, a thrill of terror ran through them all. Among
17    IV,  79|        Transrhenane tribes, the terror of whose name will break
18     V,  18|      few were left, who carried terror in their hearts and scars