Book,  Par.

 1     I,  79|   capital. Otho had ordered the 7th cohort to be brought up
 2    II,  11|         sent on in advance. The 7th had been raised by Galba,
 3    II,  67|   excitement might subside; the 7th and 11th were sent back
 4    II,  85|     Julianus, the legate of the 7th legion, to gratify a private
 5    II,  86|         the 13th legion and the 7th (Galba's), which still retained
 6    II,  86|         by Galba to command the 7th legion, he was commonly
 7    II,  88|      massacre took place at the 7th milestone from Rome. Vitellius
 8   III,  7 |      prefect of the camp in the 7th legion, who ruled with more
 9   III,  9 |     Saturninus came up with the 7th legion (Claudius'). This
10   III,  21|    supported on the left by the 7th (Galba's) which was posted
11   III,  21|        the plain, next came the 7th (Claudius'), defended in
12   III,  22|     this or that direction. The 7th legion, recently levied
13   III,  25|        enrolled by Galba in the 7th legion. Now chancing to
14   III,  27| honourable rivalry. The 3rd and 7th legions took up a position
15   III,  27|       stationed the 8th and the 7th (Claudius'). The 13th were
16   III,  29|       maintained by the 3rd and 7th legions, and Antonius in
17   III,  29|       of stones, and, while the 7th legion in wedge-like array
18    IV,  40|        into winter quarters the 7th legion, whose affection