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 1     I,  32|        Laco assailed him with threats, encouraged by Icelus, who
 2     I,  34|      license of the soldiery; threats did not dismay him, nor
 3     I,  74|     by promises as well as by threats, were told that they were
 4    II,  13|      nor could any subsequent threats or even death itself make
 5   III,  74|       of Sabinus, and mingled threats with their flatteries. Vitellius,
 6   III,  81|      the more orderly and the threats of others, and ceased to
 7    IV,  28|    utterly terrified by their threats of instant death, the legate
 8    IV,  60|       and cannot be shaken by threats or by promises. We, besides
 9    IV,  65| disregarding the promises and threats of Sanctus, rode off to
10    IV,  87|   terrified at another by the threats and opposition of the people.
11     V,  17| shouting; our men in rage and threats of vengeance.~ ~
12     V,  27|    promises were mingled with threats. When the fidelity of the