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 1     I,  1 | deny that my elevation was begun by Vespasian, augmented
 2     I,  38|  knew that a massacre once begun is not easily checked. His
 3    II,  6 |   civil conflicts had been begun in Gaul or Italy with the
 4    II,  11|  Dalmatia and Pannonia had begun to move. These comprised
 5    II,  31|  other the guilt of having begun the war. Vitellius with
 6   III,  40|    march which he had then begun, he might have come up with
 7    IV,  45| the liberty which they had begun to exercise. That it might
 8    IV,  72|     dissension had already begun. One State angrily boasted
 9    IV,  80| moment that the battle had begun, and that his men were being
10     V,  17|   the struggle was at once begun by all the boldest spirits
11     V,  24| but when the slaughter was begun, by way of increasing the
12     V,  27|   man, so fatal to us, was begun. We are at the last extremity,