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 1     I,  47|      virtue, was always equally energetic. His will was made void
 2     I,  50|     decimated, and all the most energetic centurions dismissed. From
 3     I,  51|       unprincipled as they were energetic; but distinguished above
 4     I,  53|         would be, that the most energetic of their number, and those
 5     I,  56|      Fabius Valens was the most energetic of the legates. This officer
 6     I,  61|        present to stimulate the energetic by hope and the indolent
 7    II,  5 |                Vespasian was an energetic soldier; he could march
 8    II,  46|      from it; the brave and the energetic cling to hope, even in spite
 9   III,  2 |        Primus, who was the most energetic promoter of the war, declared
10   III,  6 | accompanied by Arrius Varus, an energetic soldier. Service under Corbulo,
11   III,  57|        firm in his loyalty, nor energetic in his treason. Apinius
12   III,  59|        serve a new master, were energetic in all the duties of war.
13    IV,  1 |        leaders of the party, so energetic in kindling civil strife,