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 1     I,  27|          drew their swords, and hurried him onwards. About as many
 2     I,  29|       senator unknown was being hurried into the camp; before long
 3     I,  39|                       Galba was hurried to and fro with every movement
 4     I,  47|      days a Caesar, and Galba's hurried adoption of him only gave
 5    II,  30|     front of the standards, and hurried on the standard-bearers.
 6    II,  46|   cowardly and the indolent are hurried into despair by their fears."
 7    II,  80|      Emperor. Then all the rest hurried up, called him Caesar and
 8   III,  6 |                 Antonius, as he hurried with the veteran soldiers
 9   III,  15|    fearful of this very danger, hurried on an engagement, and thus
10   III,  22|        them from the enemy, and hurried them in this or that direction.
11   III,  36|       of Caecina, Vitellius had hurried Fabius Valens to the seat
12   III,  71|        on his own impulse. They hurried at quick march past the
13   III,  73|         carry out his own, who, hurried to and fro by the shouts
14    IV,  20|         had been recruited by a hurried conscription, he resolved
15    IV,  22|         furious with anger, and hurried the whole Batavian nation
16     V,  5 | retained as a memorial of their hurried seizure of corn. We are
17     V,  22|         multiplicity of tidings hurried him from place to place.