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 1     I,  54|         nothing beyond uproar and threatening expressions. They were on
 2     I,  68|      himself did not refrain from threatening words and gestures, till
 3     I,  74|         Titianus, Otho's brother, threatening him and his son with death,
 4    II,  14|      Valens, how Otho's fleet was threatening the province of Gallia Narbonensis,
 5    II,  49|           the soldiers. They were threatening with death all who attempted
 6    II,  51|       turned to Verginius, and in threatening language, at one time besought
 7   III,  24| challenged the Vitellianists with threatening words, if you cannot abide
 8   III,  34|         Scipio, when Hannibal was threatening Italy, as a protection against
 9   III,  69|           the populace and of the threatening attitude of the German cohorts.
10   III,  76|        encamped near Feronia, was threatening Tarracina with destruction.
11   III,  85|           Vitellius, compelled by threatening swords, first to raise his
12    IV,  42|      Senators did not desist from threatening gestures, till he quitted
13    IV,  47|           seemed a hostile array, threatening them with javelin and sword.