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 1     I,  20|      Knights were appointed to conduct the process of recovery,
 2     I,  25|          He then entrusted the conduct of his meditated treason
 3    II,  20|   sense of personal wrong, the conduct of his wife Salonina, though
 4    II,  31|        an opinion on the whole conduct of the war, contended that
 5    II,  49|       confusion and outrageous conduct of the soldiers. They were
 6    II,  77|    armies, and leave to me the conduct of the war and the hazards
 7    II,  81|      deliberate on the general conduct of the war. Thither came
 8    II,  91|  Agreeable and popular as this conduct would have been, had it
 9   III,  10| convulsed with sobs. This very conduct provoked afresh these furious
10   III,  46|      generals and the mutinous conduct of our legions; the assaults
11   III,  49|        was changing hands, the conduct of Primus Antonius, after
12    IV,  38|    legions, repenting of their conduct, followed Vocula, and again
13    IV,  74|        persons commissioned to conduct the legions which were there
14    IV,  83|       of Antonius, under whose conduct the war had beyond all doubt
15     V,  24|     neglect by the disgraceful conduct of the general, alleging