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 1     I,  72| popularity on the strength of her alliance with a man of consular rank,
 2    II,  81|        Syria had adopted the same alliance. There joined him, each
 3   III,  48|           of the Sedochezi, whose alliance he had secured by a sum
 4    IV,  13|           the power of Rome or by alliance with a people stronger than
 5    IV,  15|           There is," he said, "no alliance, as once there was; we are
 6    IV,  27|     Gugerni, who had accepted the alliance of Civilis. Some of the
 7    IV,  29|    additions of strength, and the alliance was secured by hostages
 8    IV,  58|           bring back to the Roman alliance the more influential part
 9    IV,  64|        for the maintenance of the alliance. The winter encampments
10    IV,  69|          Thus strengthened by his alliance with the Colonia Agrippinensis,
11    IV,  69|        such arrogance! Accept our alliance. I am ready to join your
12    IV,  73|           not renounced the Roman alliance. The legions, which had
13    IV,  73|         Mediomatrici, a people in alliance with Rome. Valentinus and
14    IV,  80|         that you, forgetting your alliance with Gaul, had again recollected
15    IV,  82|        for the maintenance of the alliance. In the meanwhile they had