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 1     I,  19|    who had opposed him, in moderate terms; the majority met
 2     I,  84|   of the soldiers, and the moderate amount of severity exercised (
 3    II,  36| his cohorts, leaving but a moderate force in garrison at Placentia.
 4    II,  38|   greatness. In a state of moderate dimensions equality was
 5    II,  47| peculiarly difficult to be moderate with that prosperity which
 6    II,  82|   speech had held out only moderate hopes, and even Vespasian
 7   III,  8 |     for the town is but of moderate strength, it was considered
 8   III,  72|   rather than what the yet moderate resources of Rome could
 9   III,  75| seen pusillanimity, many a moderate temper, sparing of the blood
10    IV,  9 | give his aid. All the more moderate of the Senators let this
11    IV,  47|  and arms, he drew up with moderate intervals of space between