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 1     I,  27 |        inquired the reason of his departure, Otho pretended that he
 2     I,  53 |         depart, and to make their departure more secret, directed them
 3    II,  53 | questioned as to the cause of his departure, replied that he was entrusted
 4    II,  54 | heightened by the fact that their departure from Mutina and their desertion
 5    II,  65 |          with Vitellius after his departure from Lugdunum. He wore a
 6    II,  66 |    suspected. On the night of the departure of the legion, a part of
 7    II,  100|         of auxiliaries. After the departure of Caecina, Valens sent
 8   III,  11 |    retired to Patavium. After the departure of the two men of consular
 9   III,  36 |              A few days after the departure of Caecina, Vitellius had
10   III,  42 |           were discouraged by the departure of Valens, and Cornelius
11    IV,  40 |      vacant in consequence of the departure of Cluvius Rufus. At the
12    IV,  53 |        said that Titus before his departure had a long interview with
13    IV,  55 |      Vitellius, had, before their departure, bound themselves by a compact
14    IV,  65 |      occupied, the time for their departure arrived, and proved even
15     V,  15 |           was a mighty stir as of departure. Some few put a fearful