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 1     I,  9 |                      The army of Upper Germany despised their legate,
 2     I,  12|      effect; that the legions of Upper Germany had broken through
 3     I,  49|     appear that only the army of Upper Germany had revolted. That
 4     I,  52|     throne. Meanwhile however in Upper Germany Caecina, young and
 5     I,  54|      lead to an outbreak. In the Upper army, however, the 4th and
 6     I,  55|          to say that the army of Upper Germany had revolted from
 7     I,  56| prodigious zeal, and the army of Upper Germany abandoned the specious
 8     I,  60|    Caecina commanded 30,000 from Upper Germany, the strength of
 9    II,  15|   Othonianists to Albigaunum, in Upper Liguria. ~ ~
10   III,  29|         fall the battlements and upper part of the rampart. At
11    IV,  16|   concentrated themselves in the upper part of the island under
12    IV,  38|    disunion, the troops from the Upper army dissociating their
13    IV,  62|        and all the troops on the Upper Rhine to take the same oath.
14    IV,  73|        to occupy with troops the upper bank of the Rhine and the
15     V,  21|         legion was sent into the Upper Province to join Gallus