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 1     I,  24|        presents more privately bestowed on individuals; nay he bribed
 2     I,  53|     wrongs, now of the rewards bestowed on the neighbouring states,
 3     I,  61|      of Germanicus was at once bestowed on Vitellius, that of Caesar
 4     I,  76| already held high office, Otho bestowed, as a crowning dignity,
 5     I,  77|       cities and provinces. He bestowed on the colonies of Hispalis
 6    II,  60|        refused, and afterwards bestowed on Simplex a consulship
 7    II,  69|      to the camp, and actually bestowed high praise on the loyalty
 8    IV,  3 |        the honours customarily bestowed on the Emperors. And indeed
 9    IV,  3 |       Titus the consulship was bestowed by decree; on Domitian the
10    IV,  4 |        On Antonius Primus were bestowed the insignia of consular
11    IV,  18|    Augustus. Freedom is a gift bestowed by nature even on the dumb
12    IV,  24|   legions. Hence no labour was bestowed on the ground or on the
13     V,  10|    royal power, which had been bestowed by Antony on Herod, was