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 1     I,  7 | reflecting on their master's age, hastened to be rich. The new court
 2     I,  12|       their revolt. These tidings hastened the plans of Galba, who
 3     I,  66|           Caecina, eager for war, hastened to punish every delinquency,
 4     I,  75|            with extravagant zeal, hastened to make the usual demonstrations
 5    II,  85|      operations of Vespasian were hastened by the zeal of the army
 6   III,  11|       repeating their fault. They hastened to the gardens in which
 7   III,  12|      Fuscus to be prefect, and he hastened to join them. Lucilius was
 8   III,  17|         in flight over the fields hastened to share in the victory. ~ ~
 9   III,  32|           observed of all. He had hastened to the baths to wash off
10   III,  40|           Lucilius Bassus. Had he hastened the march which he had then
11    IV,  70|        salute him as Emperor, and hastened at the head of a large and
12    IV,  74|    complete success of the enemy, hastened in their alarm to concentrate
13     V,  16|         summoned long before, had hastened to join him after his victory.
14     V,  20|        that day, if the fleet had hastened to come up. As it was, the