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 1     I,  50| disaffection of the colony of Lugdunum, which obstinately adhered
 2     I,  58|        which was stationed at Lugdunum. The armies of Rhaetia made
 3     I,  63|      from fear, the people of Lugdunum did with delight. Yet the
 4     I,  64|          The old feud between Lugdunum and Vienna had been kindled
 5     I,  64|      treasury the revenues of Lugdunum, while he had treated Vienna
 6     I,  64|     Accordingly the people of Lugdunum began to work on the passions
 7     I,  73|       the troops quartered at Lugdunum. The envoys remained with
 8    II,  59|       servile compliments. At Lugdunum the generals of the two
 9    II,  65|      after his departure from Lugdunum. He wore a look of joy and
10    IV,  88|     the near neighbourhood of Lugdunum the might and prestige of
11    IV,  89|    them. Thus they arrived at Lugdunum. It is believed that from