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 1     I,  34|     the doors of the palace, rushed in, and displayed themselves
 2     I,  44|      a different people. All rushed to the camp, outran those
 3     I,  45|     poverty and license, and rushed into mutiny and dissension,
 4     I,  71|     against Tigellinus. They rushed from every part of the city
 5     I,  85|     chapel of Juno there had rushed forth a form greater than
 6    II,  18|   standards and colours, and rushed to the attack, brandishing
 7    II,  41|     courage or by cowardice, rushed on to the front, or slunk
 8    II,  68|      Vitellius. The soldiers rushed to the scene of the banquet,
 9    II,  70|   columns of the legions had rushed to the attack; how from
10   III,  12|     captains of the triremes rushed with a great outcry on the
11   III,  77|    weight of the crowds that rushed on board. Julianus was brought
12    IV,  21| before the moment of danger, rushed out of all the gates, thinking
13    IV,  30|       they sat feasting, and rushed to the conflict, as each
14    IV,  50|  same cry. The credulous mob rushed into the market-place, and
15    IV,  65| trembled at the name of Rome rushed forth from the fields and
16    IV,  69|      by a preconcerted plan, rushed into the Tungrian column,
17     V,  24|    looked for their arms and rushed through the passages of