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 1     I,  11|     was the state of the Roman world, when Servius Galba, consul
 2     I,  16|  movement which has shaken the world, two legions are not yet
 3     I,  36|     province, what camp in the world, but is stained with blood
 4     I,  49|   great public disasters. "The world," they said, "was well-nigh
 5    II,  1 |       In A distant part of the world fortune was now preparing
 6    II,  38|        preserved; but when the world had been subdued, when all
 7    II,  78| afterwards, when master of the world, he openly retained one
 8   III,  53|    most powerful region of the world, have been won for Vespasian.
 9   III,  60| revolted, and out of the whole world Vitellius has nothing left
10    IV,  60|     news go forth to the whole world, that with you in their
11     V,  6 |    same belief about the lower world. Quite different is their
12     V,  27|     The servitude of the whole world cannot be averted by a single
13     V,  27|       then Vespasian rules the world; if we meant to challenge