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 1     I,  7 | commanders themselves, who had urged him to take up arms, when
 2     I,  22|   others. The astrologers also urged him to action, predicting
 3     I,  47|  Sabinus. That officer's wife, urged by a perverse curiosity
 4     I,  82|       and could be most easily urged to civil war by indulgence
 5     I,  88|       had now crossed the Alps urged him to action. ~ ~
 6    II,  82|       himself went everywhere, urged to exertion, encouraged
 7   III,  4 |      his desire for revolution urged him to resume the title
 8   III,  16|      actually happened. He now urged his soldiers to enter on
 9   III,  61| cohorts began to waver; no one urged them to fight, many urged
10   III,  61|      urged them to fight, many urged them to change sides, each
11   III,  69|        and comparatively weak, urged him, in spite of his reluctance,
12    IV,  7 |       be satisfied with having urged Nero to destroy so many
13    IV,  40|     reported that Antonius had urged Scribonianus Crassus, whom
14    IV,  81|     combatants; the Gauls they urged to fight for freedom, the
15     V,  28|        Antonius, whose letters urged me to take up arms, for