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 1     I,  5 |        when they found that the donative promised in Galba's name
 2     I,  18|     lost by war that right to a donative which they had made good
 3     I,  25|    repeated postponement of the donative had inspired them. Some
 4     I,  29|      guilt. We shall give you a donative for your loyalty, as surely
 5     I,  36|         house would furnish the donative, which is never given you,
 6     I,  40|     days for the payment of the donative. The more general account
 7    II,  82|   served instead of merit. Of a donative to the troops Mucianus in
 8    II,  94|      that the distribution of a donative was imminent, and, having
 9   III,  10|       that he had embezzled the donative. He could get no opportunity
10   III,  50|         the "clavarium," as the donative was called. They had provided
11    IV,  20| remuneration for their march, a donative, double pay, and an increase
12    IV,  37|       and fifteenth, demanded a donative, for they had discovered
13    IV,  37|       delay Hordeonius gave the donative in the name of Vespasian.
14    IV,  60|        enough even to furnish a donative; and, whether you choose