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 1     I,  16|       it is, we have been long reduced to a position, in which
 2     I,  48|    which had by that time been reduced to ashes. Such was the end
 3     I,  84| acceptance, and for the moment reduced to order men who could not
 4    II,  44|       posted, and the soldiers reduced to order. Annius Gallus
 5    II,  62|      and the states themselves reduced to beggary; the soldiers
 6    II,  69|     auxiliary forces should be reduced, all recruiting being forbidden.
 7   III,  53|      who in the meanwhile have reduced Asia to tranquillity. They
 8   III,  62|   armies. The bloody spectacle reduced them to despair, and it
 9   III,  69|  succour arrived, they must be reduced to distress. The night passed
10     V,  10|        Euphrates. Caius Sosius reduced the Jews to subjection.
11     V,  10|     kings were either dead, or reduced to insignificance, when