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 1     I,  36|  throne? None but that he has murdered Obultronius Sabinus and
 2     I,  71|     out of mercy, when he had murdered so many, but to secure for
 3    II,  56|      under the soldiers' garb murdered their private enemies. The
 4    II,  59|  Mauritania Caesariensis, was murdered as he reached the shore.
 5    II,  76|     forgotten how Corbulo was murdered? His origin, I grant, was
 6   III,  62| Verginius. Fonteius Capito he murdered, either after he had corrupted
 7    IV,  33|      for my toils; my brother murdered, myself imprisoned, and
 8    IV,  43|     fastened his teeth in the murdered man's head. "Certainly,"
 9    IV,  45|     the frenzy of passion had murdered her. Sosianus by his depravity
10    IV,  49|     proconsul Lucius Piso was murdered. I shall make the account
11    IV,  64|        Lupercus, however, was murdered on the road. A few of the
12    IV,  73|       the Treveri in war, and murdered the two legates, Herennius