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 1     I,  25|      by various devices on the wavering minds of the remainder;
 2     I,  26|     excited by the news of the wavering loyalty of the army of Germany.
 3     I,  55|        mutineers, nor keep the wavering to their duty, nor encourage
 4    II,  4 |       pledge of success by the wavering minds of the provincials
 5    II,  9 |   Syria. The captains, perhaps wavering, perhaps intending to deceive,
 6    II,  97|       both these officers were wavering in their allegiance. Spain
 7   III,  18| victorious cavalry charged the wavering line; the tribune Vipstanus
 8   III,  39|               Vitellius, after wavering between his guilty purpose
 9    IV,  24|     follow on scarcity, on the wavering fidelity of the slaves,
10    IV,  63|       other, kept the besieged wavering between the alternatives
11     V,  20|        wound our men, who were wavering and unsteady. At the same