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 1     I,  29|  addressed them as follows:- "Comrades, this is the sixth day since
 2     I,  29| People, but empty names, yet, comrades, it is your interest that
 3     I,  30|      by the massacre of their comrades, whom Galba had slaughtered
 4     I,  36|                               Comrades, I cannot say in what character
 5     I,  37|       himself. You witnessed, comrades, how by a remarkable storm
 6     I,  82|       troops in these terms: "Comrades, I am not come that I may
 7     I,  83|       on our own destruction? Comrades, it is by obeying, not by
 8    II,  41|    ranks, or calling to their comrades, and each, as he was prompted
 9    II,  66|       of his host. Each man's comrades gathered round him; from
10   III,  21|  heard of the defeat of their comrades, were preparing for battle,
11   III,  28| Supported on the shoulders of comrades, and forming a second "testudo,"
12    IV,  24|       testudo formed by their comrades. Some were in the act of
13    IV,  38|      cause from that of their comrades. Nevertheless the statues