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 1     I,  3 |    followed their husbands into exile; there were brave kinsmen
 2     I,  10|        Asia, and was as like an exile, as he was afterwards like
 3     I,  21|   Lusitania, another honourable exile. Rulers always suspect and
 4     I,  21| rendered ferocious by prolonged exile. How easy to put Otho to
 5     I,  37| successor, Galba fetches out of exile the man in whose ill-humour
 6     I,  47|       himself for many years an exile, for four days a Caesar,
 7     I,  76|        had lately returned from exile, by reviving the sacerdotal
 8     I,  89|      who had been recalled from exile what was left of the Neronian
 9   III,  13|       given as a present to the exile Antonius. Thus, forsooth,
10    IV,  6 |    father-in-law drove him into exile, but he returned when Galba
11    IV,  8 | harassing as others found their exile. Finally, Helvidius may
12    IV,  43|     themselves. As for you, the exile of your father, and the
13     V,  26|        defeat, and mourning; an exile and a fugitive he could