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 1     I,  4 | commence my purposed work, to pass under review the condition
 2     I,  13|    those who allow nothing to pass in silence had named them
 3     I,  23|     such wishes it is easy to pass. Whether indeed these thoughts
 4     I,  29|      This lawless spirit will pass into the provinces, and
 5     I,  48|     what was really indolence pass for wisdom. While in the
 6     I,  51|   aged life, and must shortly pass into other hands. You have
 7     I,  69|    consider whether he should pass over the Rhaetian range
 8    II,  66|    and that the legion should pass over the Graian Alps, and
 9    II,  73|               It would almost pass belief, were I to tell to
10   III,  63|       Vitellius, intending to pass over to the side of the
11    IV,  3 |       legion was stationed to pass the winter, and the noble
12    IV,  9 |     Senators let this opinion pass in silence, and in time
13     V,  9 |     priests were forbidden to pass the threshold. While the