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 1     I,  50|          I will now describe the origin and occasion of the revolt
 2     I,  82|       your affection for me. The origin of the late tumult is to
 3    II,  1 |    fortune was now preparing the origin and rise of a new dynasty,
 4    II,  2 | digression to record briefly the origin of the worship, the ceremonial
 5    II,  61|  Mariccus, a Boian of the lowest origin, pretending to divine inspiration,
 6    II,  76|        Corbulo was murdered? His origin, I grant, was more illustrious
 7   III,  46|        of Rome. Of this war, its origin and its issue, for it lasted
 8    IV,  12|        in which this war had its origin, and the extent of the movements
 9    IV,  16| resembles the Batavians in their origin, their language, and their
10    IV,  29|          nation, being of German origin, had forsworn its native
11    IV,  49|      which have a bearing on the origin and motives of such deeds.
12    IV,  72|          of the antiquity of its origin. Disgusted with the prospect
13    IV,  86|                              The origin of this God Serapis has
14    IV,  87|      most popular account of the origin and introduction of the
15     V,  2 |          throw some light on its origin. ~ ~
16     V,  3 |         were a race of Ethiopian origin, who in the time of king
17     V,  3 |      assign a very distinguished origin to the Jews, alleging that