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 1     I,  12|            the Procurator, to this effect; that the legions of Upper
 2     I,  15|         Piso's hand, spoke to this effect: "If I were a private man,
 3     I,  16|        This, with more to the same effect, was said by Galba; he spoke
 4     I,  50|        recklessly believed, to the effect that the legions were being
 5    II,  12|            with the more frightful effect as nowhere had there been
 6    II,  27|                                The effect of this disaster on the
 7    II,  36|            received orders to that effect from Otho, joined with his
 8    II,  96|         soldiers spoke to the same effect. He inveighed against the
 9   III,  14|            on Cremona, in order to effect a junction with the two
10   III,  63|           wrote to him to the same effect, and Vitellius was often
11    IV,  20| concessions, had produced no other effect but to make them insist
12    IV,  21|            cohorts. It was to this effect: "We have no quarrel with
13    IV,  30|            were discharged without effect in the darkness, but to
14    IV,  48|           passed the Senate to the effect that a loan of sixty million
15    IV,  68|           replied to the following effect: "The very first chance
16    IV,  77|        safety." With words to this effect he quieted and encouraged
17     V,  23|      orders had been given to that effect. Fear kept them away, and