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 1     I,  2 |    conflagrations, its oldest temples consumed, and the Capitol
 2     I,  39|  surging crowd; the halls and temples all around were thronged
 3     I,  39|   sanctity of the overhanging temples, nor the thought of rulers
 4     I,  49|      are now to repair to the temples? Prayers for either would
 5    II,  55|      people carried round the temples images of Galba, ornamented
 6    II,  93| throughout the porticoes, the temples, and the whole capital,
 7   III,  33|   gutted houses and plundered temples. In an army which included
 8   III,  34|      returned to Cremona; the temples and squares were restored
 9   III,  71|  march past the Forum and the temples which hang over it, and
10   III,  71|      colonnades adjoining the temples; the eagles supporting the
11   III,  82|      nor even the shrines and temples of the Gods. They, however,
12   III,  84|     people of Rome, and their temples to the Gods; but the soldier'
13    IV,  1 |      carnage, the squares and temples reeked with blood, for men
14    IV,  86|    Alexandria fortifications, temples, and rites of worship, there
15     V,  6 |    cities, much less in their temples. This flattery is not paid