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 1     I,  47|    Claudius, who the next day directed that he alone should be
 2     I,  52|       the public money, Galba directed that he should be prosecuted
 3     I,  53|  their departure more secret, directed them to leave the camp by
 4     I,  82|     motives of action, unless directed by judgment, are followed
 5    II,  28|     inconveniently strong, he directed a detachment of the Batavians
 6    II,  59|      any serious business. He directed the army to proceed by land,
 7    II,  70|                Vitellius then directed his course to Cremona, and
 8    II,  88|       forum that they chiefly directed their steps, anxious to
 9    IV,  8 |    with old precedents, which directed the use of the ballot in
10    IV,  14|     Antonius, in which he was directed to divert the reinforcements
11    IV,  19|    remembrance of defeat, now directed his own mother and sisters,
12    IV,  25|    thousands of brave men are directed by one old man's sick caprice.
13    IV,  29|       of the noblest rank. He directed that the territories of
14    IV,  54| soothsayers whom he assembled directed that the remains of the
15    IV,  54|    soothsayers had previously directed that no stone or gold which