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 1     I,  38|  counsels, plans for which the opportunity had slipped away seemed
 2     I,  42|    Piso, wounded as he was, an opportunity of escape. Piso made his
 3     I,  59|         and who now seized the opportunity of a civil war to break
 4     I,  79|     among them were seeking an opportunity for plunder, the mass was
 5     I,  83|      the general confusion, an opportunity may well occur that may
 6    II,  7 |       war until a more fitting opportunity, and though Vespasian and
 7    II,  16|    open violence, but chose an opportunity for a treacherous attack.
 8    II,  80|    quarters. This was the very opportunity for which Mucianus had been
 9   III,  4 | believed that he had sought an opportunity for treachery. Flavianus
10   III,  6 |        determined to seize the opportunity of attacking this force,
11   III,  10|      donative. He could get no opportunity of defending himself, even
12    IV,  19|   Meanwhile the legions had an opportunity of retreating into what
13    IV,  35|       besieged not to lose the opportunity. These latter, who saw everything
14     V,  20|       to Cerialis, offering an opportunity of attacking the enemy's