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 1     I,  53|          that the envoys had been killed, and that, unless the soldiers
 2    II,  9 |          the man, whoever he was, killed. The body, in which the
 3    II,  49|      kisses. Some of the soldiers killed themselves near the funeral
 4    II,  50|      flocked round it, until Otho killed himself; then it vanished.
 5    II,  59|        two infantry cohorts, were killed. Albinus himself, who was
 6    II,  59|          of the murderers and was killed with him. Vitellius made
 7   III,  6 |           upon them at dawn, they killed many before they could arm.
 8   III,  22| centurions of the first rank were killed, and some of the standards
 9   III,  49|     commissions of the centurions killed in the war. By their vote
10   III,  70|         palace, lest he should be killed by the soldiers, as the
11   III,  80|         push aside the crowd, was killed. Had they not been protected
12    IV,  11| Praetorian Guard under Vitellius, killed himself rather out of shame
13    IV,  17|       hostile shore. At last they killed the pilots and centurions,
14    IV,  37|    dragged him out of his bed and killed him. The same fate was intended
15    IV,  51|         down. Soon after Piso was killed, for there was on the spot
16     V,  22|         were busy felling timber, killed the prefect of the camp,