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 1    II,  17|     fleet intercepted between Placentia and Ticinum. Elated by these
 2    II,  17|    movement, they advanced on Placentia, and seizing some reconnoiterers
 3    II,  18|        Spurinna, who now held Placentia, was sure that Caecina had
 4    II,  19|    conducted them all back to Placentia, except some scouts whom
 5    II,  20|       plans on the capture of Placentia, making a formidable show
 6    II,  23|     the successful defence of Placentia, of what had happened, and
 7    II,  23|       legion to the relief of Placentia; he hardly dared trust so
 8    II,  24|     He had been repulsed from Placentia; his auxiliaries had been
 9    II,  32|      enemy, as the defence of Placentia has proved. Let Otho therefore
10    II,  36| moderate force in garrison at Placentia. After this Otho sent Flavius
11    II,  49|    all ranks at Bedriacum, at Placentia, and in the other camps.