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 1     I,  11|         now that Clodius Macer was dead, were disposed to be content
 2     I,  46|          in a litter over heaps of dead to the Capitol, and thence
 3     I,  76|           it made even good laws a dead letter. ~ ~
 4     I,  82|         snatch up your arms in the dead of night? Shall one or two
 5    II,  55|     theatre the news that Otho was dead, and that all the troops
 6   III,  19|        They advanced amid heaps of dead and the traces of recent
 7   III,  69|          besieged, and thus at the dead of night Sabinus was able
 8   III,  79|     intelligence, that Sabinus was dead, that the Capitol had been
 9   III,  85|            and the mob reviled the dead man with the same heartlessness
10    IV,  1 |                 When Vitellius was dead, the war had indeed come
11    IV,  78|         the news is suppressed, is dead. Rome and Italy are thoroughly
12     V,  6 |          rather than to burn their dead, following in this the Egyptian
13     V,  6 |        bestow the same care on the dead, and they hold the same
14     V,  10| disturbance. The kings were either dead, or reduced to insignificance,