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 1     I,  9 |    restraint. The legions of Lower Germany had long been without
 2     I,  51|  Aulus Vitellius had visited Lower Germany, and had carefully
 3     I,  52| anticipated by the armies of Lower Germany. Besides this, the
 4     I,  54|    Galba that the legions of Lower Germany took the oath of
 5     I,  60| picked troops of the army of Lower Germany with the eagle of
 6    II,  93|       The entire army too of Lower Germany was attached to
 7    IV,  15|   the boldest spirits of the lower class. When he saw them
 8    IV,  20|  they made their way towards Lower Germany, to join Civilis.
 9    IV,  39|      of the weather, and the lower orders, who were accustomed
10     V,  6 |    the same belief about the lower world. Quite different is
11     V,  27|      were the murmurs of the lower class; the nobles spoke