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 1     I,  14|          Piso gave weight to his advice. Piso, who was the son of
 2     I,  16|        the good. To prolong such advice, suits not this occasion,
 3     I,  32| ourselves." Vinius opposing this advice, Laco assailed him with
 4    II,  44|         them by his prayers, his advice, and his personal influence,
 5    II,  52|        no one was ready with any advice of his own, but looked for
 6    II,  76|    whether he will follow up his advice by imperilling himself,
 7    II,  89|         him; but deterred by the advice of his friends from marching
 8   III,  8 |          the vast distances, the advice came only after the matter
 9   III,  21|          deaf to their general's advice. The 13th legion was ordered
10   III,  42|           he deterred him by his advice from rashly invading Gallia
11   III,  69|         such cases, all gave the advice, but few shared the risk.
12    IV,  17|  treacherous design beneath this advice, that the cohorts would
13    IV,  22|       was: "We do not follow the advice of traitors or enemies.
14    IV,  72|        of his countrymen to this advice, though he was not so diligent
15    IV,  84|    infirmity. This he did by the advice of the God Serapis, whom