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 1     I,  31|      clamouring with discordant shouts for the death of Otho and
 2     I,  38|  increasing sedition and by the shouts which reached the city,
 3     I,  77|       soldiers greeted him with shouts of Nero Otho, as if they
 4    II,  70|       line of march with joyful shouts, and recognized the various
 5    II,  90|    flattery, applauded him with shouts and acclamations, and, reluctant
 6   III,  10|       was clamoured down by the shouts of the soldiers, when he
 7   III,  17|       and horses. Roused by the shouts of triumph, those who had
 8   III,  58|         the soldiers and in the shouts with which the people clamoured
 9   III,  68|         brother's house. Louder shouts here met him from the crowd,
10   III,  73|       hurried to and fro by the shouts of the enemy, forbade what
11   III,  77|    braying of trumpets, and the shouts of the foe. A few of the
12   III,  83|         then the other by their shouts and plaudits. Whenever either
13    IV,  2 |        they were unmoved by the shouts and jests of the insulting
14    IV,  47| vanquished with their approving shouts. This terminated the proceedings
15    IV,  50|     uproar with their clamorous shouts of joy, careless of the