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 1     I,  45|         fees for furloughs usually paid to the centurions should
 2     I,  45|          These the common soldiers paid as a kind of annual tribute.
 3     I,  45|           camp, provided that they paid the fees to the centurions.
 4     I,  57|       usually held by freedmen. He paid the furlough fees to the
 5     I,  81|           that 5000 sesterces were paid to each soldier. Then did
 6     I,  89| confiscations, or had not yet been paid into the Imperial treasury,
 7    II,  65|            same compliment was not paid to Trebellius Maximus. He
 8   III,  51|           ancestors was the honour paid to virtue, and the remorse
 9    IV,  41|        that respect should also be paid to the memory of Piso. The
10    IV,  48|            a censor's funeral were paid to Sabinus; great lessons
11    IV,  60|           and twenty years we have paid the honours of so many triumphs,
12     V,  6 |      temples. This flattery is not paid to their kings, nor this