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 1     I,  87|          retinue. Among them was Lucius Vitellius, whom Otho treated
 2    II,  54|                                  Lucius Vitellius, the brother of
 3    II,  63| importance, Triaria, the wife of Lucius Vitellius, with unfeminine
 4   III,  37|     against Caecina was moved by Lucius Vitellius; the rest affected
 5   III,  38|        informer was intrusted to Lucius Vitellius. An unworthy jealousy
 6   III,  55|        cohorts were entrusted to Lucius Vitellius, brother of the
 7   III,  58|          and deputed his brother Lucius with six cohorts of infantry
 8   III,  72|       ground in the consulate of Lucius Scipio and Caius Norbanus.
 9   III,  76|                        Meanwhile Lucius Vitellius, who was encamped
10   III,  77|          the storm of Tarracina. Lucius himself sent to his brother
11   III,  77|       capital, must have ensued. Lucius Vitellius, infamous as he
12    IV,  2 |           urgently demanded that Lucius Vitellius with his cohorts
13    IV,  2 |        was preserved. After this Lucius Vitellius was executed.
14    IV,  39|       revolutionary movements of Lucius Piso. He was governor of
15    IV,  49|          same time the proconsul Lucius Piso was murdered. I shall
16    IV,  54|   Capitol was assigned by him to Lucius Vestinius, a man of the