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 1     I,  20|   Taurus and Antonius Naso, an officer of the City cohorts, Aemilius
 2     I,  25|        views Barbius Proculus, officer of the watchword to the
 3     I,  30|      it was not his rank as an officer, but his friendship with
 4     I,  47|        Calvisius Sabinus. That officer's wife, urged by a perverse
 5     I,  56| energetic of the legates. This officer in the course of the following
 6     I,  57|     been inflamed against this officer by the belief, that it was
 7     I,  79|     the Praetorian Guard. This officer, thinking that he could
 8     I,  86|    Praetorian Guard; an active officer at home, without experience
 9    II,  29|   concealment with a subaltern officer of cavalry. After this,
10   III,  42|     Paullinus, an enterprising officer, who had been a friend of
11   III,  50|     legate of the legion. This officer contrived, under an appearance
12   III,  57|      of gladiators whose chief officer he was. As soon as the two
13   III,  84|    tribune. He struck off that officer's ear, and was immediately
14    IV,  73|    Vespasian. Their commanding officer was Julius Briganticus.