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 1     I,  20|        Thirty Roman Knights were appointed to conduct the process of
 2     I,  42|   Praetorian Guard, and had been appointed by Galba to escort Piso.
 3     I,  45|    schemes. Flavius Sabinus they appointed prefect of the city, thus
 4     I,  52|          party of Galba, who had appointed him, young as he was, to
 5     I,  70|  friendship, and soon afterwards appointed him to be one of his generals.
 6     I,  86|          and Annius Gallus, were appointed to command the infantry
 7    II,  58|  Lucceius Albinus, whom Nero had appointed to the government of Mauritania
 8    II,  82|     vigorously carried on in its appointed place by properly qualified
 9    II,  86|        as a Senator. Having been appointed by Galba to command the
10   III,  12|          the movement. The fleet appointed Cornelius Fuscus to be prefect,
11   III,  52|          the senatorial rank and appointed to command a legion, as
12   III,  55|       the elections, at which he appointed consuls for several years.
13    IV,  41|          commissioners were then appointed by lot, who were to see
14    IV,  48|  accepted. Pompeius Silvanus was appointed to manage the affair. Before
15    IV,  63|         plunder of the camp, and appointed guards who were to secure
16    IV,  71|          men (for he had already appointed Gallus Annius and Petilius
17    IV,  71|        unfavourable to Varus, he appointed Arretinus Clemens, who was
18    IV,  71| accompany him, while others were appointed through interest. At the