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 1     I,  15|   character, is a mere routine gone through without any heart.~ ~
 2     I,  18|     insubordinate, but had not gone beyond certain words and
 3     I,  31|    should you repent of having gone, will be in the power of
 4     I,  33|     too ready. Piso had hardly gone forth when there came a
 5     I,  36| amassed. Vinius would not have gone so far with his rapacity
 6     I,  75|    became known that Spain had gone over to Vitellius. Even
 7    II,  76|      be infamous. The time has gone by and passed away when
 8   III,  69|     German cohorts. He had now gone too far to be able to retreat,
 9   III,  70|     leaving the Rostra, had he gone to the house of his brother,
10    IV,  55|     nations. A rumour had also gone forth that the chiefs of
11    IV,  59|   Classicus and Tutor, who had gone on in advance under the
12    IV,  73|  Vitellius, and had afterwards gone over to the side of Vespasian.
13     V,  22| surprised some troops, who had gone out, and were busy felling
14     V,  24|                         He had gone to Novesium and Bonna, to