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 1     I,  70| leading men in the State, was generally praised by the people, and
 2     I,  88|        The mob and the people generally, whose vast numbers cut
 3    II,  28|  having been heard and become generally known, the allies were discontented
 4    II,  88|       and his murder becoming generally known, they spared the innocent
 5   III,  6 |   this reputation; yet it was generally said, that in secret conversations
 6   III,  32|       the inhabitants. It was generally believed that in the war
 7   III,  62|    any further hope, for they generally believed that Valens had
 8   III,  82|    before the walls, but they generally ended in favour of the Flavianists,
 9    IV,  65| capture of the legions became generally known, all who but a short
10    IV,  78|  several bodies. Cerialis was generally censured for allowing them
11    IV,  86|    has not hitherto been made generally known by our writers. The
12     V,  11|     to fight several battles, generally with ill-success. Cestius