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 1     I,  3 |  there were brave kinsmen and faithful sons in law; there were
 2     I,  44| Celsus, consul elect, Galba's faithful friend to the very last
 3     I,  69| rivers, and was thought to be faithful to Otho. Fearing however
 4     I,  70|       guilty to the charge of faithful adherence to Galba, and
 5    II,  11|       This had made them long faithful to Nero, and kindled their
 6    II,  76|    horse and foot, kings most faithful to your cause, and an experience
 7    II,  98|   escaping either through the faithful protection of friends or
 8   III,  5 |     and their nation was more faithful than the other to any trust
 9   III,  5 |       remaining incorruptibly faithful to Vitellius. Accordingly,
10   III,  56|       the keenest courage and faithful to the last, against the
11   III,  58|     his friends were the less faithful the more distinguished their
12   III,  61| soldiers remained obstinately faithful to Vitellius, till Priscus
13    IV,  59|   There are still," he said, "faithful provinces, victorious armies,
14    IV,  70|    neighbouring people, still faithful to Rome. The Sequani did