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 1     I,  34|   confident in assertion, till at length Galba in the dearth of all
 2     I,  62|        apply a remedy. Soothed at length by the entreaties of their
 3     I,  65| Allobroges and Vocontii, the very length of each day's march and
 4     I,  68|       words and gestures, till at length Claudius Cossus, one of
 5     I,  71|       into seditious clamours. At length Tigellinus, having received
 6     I,  78|       which being of an excessive length they wield with both hands.
 7    II,  23|          action, even went to the length of open mutiny, he halted
 8    II,  99|                                At length Vitellius, appalled by the
 9   III,  24|           he addressed at greater length, reminding them of old and
10   III,  41|         of desperate fortunes. At length on the arrival of the infantry
11   III,  55|         to the State. Yielding at length to the importunity of the
12    IV,  43|           in which he went to the length of asserting, that after
13    IV,  45|           Mucianus spoke at great length in favour of the informers.
14    IV,  67|          congratulate you that at length you will live as free men
15    IV,  85|         been seen in the city. At length, sending some horsemen,
16    IV,  86|           other concerns, till at length the same apparition, but