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 1     I,  13|      Praetorian Guard. Icelus, a freedman of Galba, was in equal favour;
 2     I,  27|      designs. Not long after his freedman Onomastus informed him that
 3     I,  27|         surveyed. Leaning on his freedman's arm, he proceeded through
 4     I,  45|    Martianus Icelus, being but a freedman, was publicly executed. ~ ~
 5     I,  48|         the tomb of Patrobius, a freedman of Nero's, whom Galba had
 6     I,  86|      from him by Galba. Oscus, a freedman, retained the charge of
 7    II,  8 |    according to some accounts, a freedman from Italy, a skilful harp-player
 8    II,  54|       when of a sudden Coenus, a freedman of Nero, threw them all
 9    II,  57| equestrian rank on Asiaticus his freedman, he checked the disgraceful
10    II,  65|          Hilarius, the Emperor's freedman, had indeed brought this
11    II,  65|   Vitellius actually ordered the freedman to be punished. Cluvius
12    II,  95|         Asiaticus, the Emperor's freedman, was rivalling the Polycleti,
13   III,  47|      fleet. This was Anicetus, a freedman of Polemon, once a very
14   III,  74|        ingenious suggestion of a freedman, he assumed a linen vestment,
15    IV,  11|        Asiaticus, who was only a freedman, expiated by the death of