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 1     I,  80|       his own, he had forthwith despatched the prefects of the Praetorian
 2    II,  14|        spot praying for aid. He despatched two cohorts of Tungrian
 3    II,  82|        and legates letters were despatched, and instructions were given
 4    II,  85|        a most atrocious act. He despatched a centurion to murder Tettius
 5   III,  9 |         three legions), Caecina despatched a letter reproaching them
 6   III,  13|     torn down, and persons were despatched to convey the intelligence
 7   III,  35|        of the victory were then despatched to Britain and to Spain.
 8    IV,  14|        indeed a letter had been despatched to him by Primus Antonius,
 9    IV,  20|         same time the messenger despatched by Civilis came up with
10    IV,  25| language that their general had despatched the Batavian cohorts from
11    IV,  50|         Papirius, the centurion despatched by Mucianus. He declared
12    IV,  50|        statement. The centurion despatched by Mucianus, on landing
13    IV,  58|        Emissaries were likewise despatched throughout Gaul to stir
14    IV,  61|      miserable death. Classicus despatched one Aemilius Longinus, a
15    IV,  78|      Civilis and Classicus, but despatched the bearer and the letter
16    IV,  86|       that an embassy should be despatched with presents to king Scydrothemis,
17    IV,  89|        from this place Domitian despatched secret emissaries to Cerialis,