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 1     I,  76|      fight. Otho continued to discharge his imperial duties as though
 2    II,  67|   compliment of an honourable discharge, to give up their arms to
 3   III,  23|   free and open space for the discharge of the missiles, which at
 4   III,  31|       and the other troops to discharge volleys of stones and darts,
 5   III,  31| Antonius had ordered that the discharge of missiles should cease,
 6    IV,  15|      persons, whom they might discharge for a consideration, and
 7    IV,  47|        received an honourable discharge; others were dismissed for
 8    IV,  50|    his anxiety, and ceased to discharge even the usual duties of
 9     V,  7 |   Jordan. This river does not discharge itself into the sea, but
10     V,  19|     battle was commenced by a discharge of stones, leaden balls,
11     V,  25|   mouth of the Mosa serves to discharge the Rhine into the ocean.
12     V,  25|       separated after a brief discharge of light missiles. Civilis