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 1     I,  13|       power of the Empire was divided between T. Vinius, the consul,
 2     I,  13| pursuing their own aims, were divided in the affair of choosing
 3     I,  76|       and provinces were thus divided, Vitellius, in order to
 4    II,  26|      the troops who were thus divided, not being strong at any
 5    II,  67|      cohorts. They were first divided, and then ordered, though
 6    II,  68|    Though he had thus quietly divided the conquered party, there
 7   III,  15|     distracted in feeling and divided in strength, before the
 8   III,  21|     the 3rd, whose ranks were divided by some thick brushwood.
 9   III,  42|    now the whole of Italy was divided by the range of the Apennines
10   III,  46|     that the whole Empire was divided against itself, they stormed
11   III,  58|    numbers were excessive, he divided the business of enrolment
12    IV,  6 |     great as it was just, had divided the Senate into two parties;
13    IV,  27|     to exasperate the already divided feelings of the soldiery.
14    IV,  49|     The patronage was equally divided between the two officers.
15    IV,  62|      Tutor and Classicus then divided the management of the war
16     V,  10|      liberties curtailed, was divided into three provinces under
17     V,  14|     temple. The city was thus divided between two factions, till,