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 1     I,  7 | excused. Even the age of Galba caused ridicule and disgust among
 2     I,  20| restitution from those who had caused the public poverty. Nero
 3     I,  41|       crime which he certainly caused. He fell in front of the
 4     I,  85|     the scarcity of provisions caused a famine among the populace.
 5     I,  88|      in remote places, and had caused anxiety or brought honour
 6    II,  42|       by an angry murmur, they caused apprehensions of treachery
 7    II,  45|    time, and this circumstance caused some doubt, as it was not
 8   III,  73|      The catastrophe, however, caused more panic among the besieged
 9   III,  84|      had been taken, Vitellius caused himself to be carried in
10    IV,  11|       of Calpurnius Galerianus caused the utmost consternation.
11    IV,  15|        infamous purposes. This caused indignation, and the ringleaders
12    IV,  31|     Peculiar consternation was caused by a machine, which, being
13    IV,  55|  through Gaul and Germany, had caused a second war. Civilis had