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 1     I,  5 |    head of the mutiny was thus removed, there yet remained in many
 2     I,  51|    marks of disgrace partially removed. In most cases he did but
 3    II,  5 |        their respective faults removed, their virtues only could
 4    II,  54|       from Fabius Valens which removed their fear. Besides, the
 5    II,  68|    army, and their recognition removed the cause of alarm. Meanwhile
 6   III,  31| principal officers of the camp removed the name and images of Vitellius;
 7   III,  46|  Cremona. Fonteius Agrippa was removed from Asia (which province
 8    IV,  40|  elements of disturbance being removed, the usual appearance of
 9    IV,  54|       the old shrine should be removed to the marshes, and the
10    IV,  73|        legions, which had been removed, as I have before related,
11    IV,  84|  return, if the obstacies were removed; in the other case, the
12     V,  21|     off property that could be removed, and setting fire to the