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 1    II,  23|       upon the opposite bank. The Vitellianist auxiliaries on the spot
 2   III,  2 |         them, they penetrated the Vitellianist lines. Two squadrons of
 3   III,  22| Respecting the disposition of the Vitellianist army, disordered as it was
 4   III,  61|         increase to the army, the Vitellianist cohorts began to waver;
 5   III,  62|         head was displayed to the Vitellianist cohort, that they might
 6   III,  75|         and to have acquitted the Vitellianist party. ~ ~
 7   III,  82|          of the cavalry. Then the Vitellianist troops, themselves also
 8    IV,  1 |           till the license of the Vitellianist and Othonianist soldiery,
 9    IV,  50|        services as general to the Vitellianist armies. Piso was wholly
10    IV,  57|           to the survivors of the Vitellianist army, they doubted what
11    IV,  71|       21st, which belonged to the Vitellianist army, the 2nd, which consisted