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 1     I,  39|      did Roman soldiers rush forward like men who had to drive
 2    II,  24| cavalry were ordered to move forward, and, after provoking a
 3    II,  29| unexpectedly preserved, came forward in sad plight, shedding
 4    II,  39|    resolved to move the camp forward to the fourth milestone
 5   III,  12|  Vespasian. Then Bassus came forward and openly sanctioned the
 6   III,  19|       Antonius did not press forward, for he thought of the fatigue
 7   III,  31|   his train of lictors, came forward thrusting aside the crowd,
 8   III,  52|  judged it expedient to send forward the cavalry and explore
 9   III,  63|     Varus did not neglect to forward continual messages to Vitellius,
10   III,  84|      cohorts were especially forward, brought to bear upon it
11   III,  86|     the enemy, Domitian came forward to meet the leaders of the
12    IV,  1 |  slaves did not fail to come forward and betray their wealthy
13    IV,  31|  level. But our men, pushing forward strong poles, and battering
14    IV,  36|    the number specified came forward, and openly protested, as
15    IV,  43|    bear with the defence put forward by men who thought it better
16    IV,  47|     Gods, till Mucianus came forward, and calling them "soldiers
17    IV,  60|    amid so many evils I look forward to death as the end of my
18    IV,  88| death." Mucianus now brought forward as a new thought a plan