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 1     I,  1 |     anxious in the reign of the Divine Nerva and the empire of
 2     I,  11|      Ever since the time of the Divine Augustus Roman Knights have
 3     I,  15|  following the precedent of the Divine Augustus, who placed on
 4     I,  18|  following the precedent of the Divine Augustus, and the military
 5     I,  41|      front of the temple of the Divine Julius, and at the first
 6     I,  85|          that the statue of the Divine Julius, which stands on
 7     I,  88|   Indeed from the time that the Divine Augustus consolidated the
 8    II,  61|    lowest origin, pretending to divine inspiration, ventured to
 9    II,  76|       vigorous intellect of the Divine Augustus, it is not against
10    II,  91| regardless of all law human and divine, with freedmen and friends
11   III,  33|    saved by its situation or by divine interposition. ~ ~
12    IV,  49|        during the reigns of the divine Augustus and Tiberius. But
13    IV,  54|  undertaking, and to lend their divine help to raise the abodes
14    IV,  56| attracted the admiration of the divine Julius, when he was campaigning
15    IV,  84|       to be the minister of the divine will; at any rate, all the
16    IV,  85|         concluded that it was a divine apparition, and discovered
17     V,  6 |        their faith about things divine. The Egyptians worship many