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 1     I,  16|    make a choice, an unanimous opinion points out the man. Let
 2    II,  10| accuser. They gave it as their opinion, that time ought to be allowed,
 3    II,  31|    skilful soldier, to give an opinion on the whole conduct of
 4    II,  33|       Celsus acquiesced in the opinion of Paullinus; and Annius
 5    II,  33|     been sent to ascertain his opinion. Otho was inclined to risk
 6    IV,  4 |       to vote, he delivered an opinion, full of respect indeed
 7    IV,  6 |  ballot; and this had been the opinion expressed by the Consul
 8    IV,  8 |        declared, "It is not my opinion that is assailed; the Consul
 9    IV,  9 |       Helvidius gave it as his opinion that measures should be
10    IV,  9 |       of the Senators let this opinion pass in silence, and in
11    IV,  20|        centurions, asked their opinion as to whether he should
12    IV,  45|        not be thought that the opinion of the Senate was disregarded,
13    IV,  79|        to these differences of opinion by giving his approval to
14    IV,  84|       last he ordered that the opinion of physicians should be