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 1     I,  29|   Otho. At the same time came messengers from all parts of the city,
 2    II,  14|                               Messengers now came in haste and alarm
 3    II,  55|       usual. When trustworthy messengers brought into the theatre
 4    II,  73|  Vitellius grew upon him when messengers from Syria and Judaea brought
 5    II,  85|      by roughly repulsing the messengers who brought the tidings
 6   III,  35|   might play a doubtful part. Messengers carrying news of the victory
 7   III,  59|       to Domitian, and indeed messengers, dispatched by Antonius,
 8    IV,  16|   numbers. After this he sent messengers to tamper with the British
 9    IV,  19| affecting ignorance. But when messengers came hurrying in with intelligence
10    IV,  22|      Tencteri joined him, and messengers summoned all Germany to
11    IV,  56|  discovered. After his death, messengers passed to and fro between
12    IV,  62|       direst extremities. The messengers whom he sent supported their
13    IV,  80|      rebuked the alarm of the messengers, till the whole extent of