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 1     I,  58| commanding influence among the Batavi, was next rescued from like
 2     I,  63|       then a brawl between the Batavi and the legionaries, which
 3     I,  63|      punishing a few, reminded Batavi of the authority which they
 4    IV,  58|     attempt anything among the Batavi, but only induced some of
 5    IV,  69|      up arms in order that the Batavi and Treveri may rule over
 6    IV,  76|        eyes of Civilis and the Batavi and the Transrhenane tribes,
 7    IV,  81|      to fight for freedom, the Batavi for glory, the Germans for
 8    IV,  82|       might do mischief to the Batavi along their line of coast.
 9    IV,  88|       but the Canninefates and Batavi should be handed over to
10     V,  17|                            The Batavi provoking a conflict, the
11     V,  18| columns. On the right were the Batavi and the Gugerni; the left,
12     V,  25|      ravaged the Island of the Batavi, but, with a policy familiar
13     V,  26|       prospect of peace to the Batavi, and of pardon to Civilis,
14     V,  26|        had submitted, that the Batavi had had their country taken
15     V,  27|    been thus shaken, among the Batavi also there arose debates. "
16     V,  27|      of the human race are the Batavi! Look at the Rhaetians and
17     V,  27|        the Gods angry with the Batavi when the legions were besieged,