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 1     I,  11|       the Divine Augustus Roman Knights have ruled Egypt as kings,
 2     I,  20|       their vices. Thirty Roman Knights were appointed to conduct
 3     I,  34|        of zeal, but many of the Knights and Senators, losing their
 4     I,  49|      only of the Senate and the Knights, who had some stake and
 5     I,  57|       to distribute among Roman Knights the offices of the Imperial
 6    II,  62|  banished from Italy. The Roman Knights were forbidden, under severe
 7    II,  87|        unwieldy by Senators and Knights who came to meet him from
 8   III,  58|     weight of silver. The Roman Knights offered their services and
 9   III,  58|      the throng of Senators and Knights gradually melted away, dispersing
10   III,  69| soldiery, and some Senators and Knights. It is not easy to give
11    IV,  54|      Priests, the Senators, the Knights, and a number of the citizens,
12     V,  10| province of Judaea to the Roman Knights or to his own freedmen,