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 1     I,  47|         of Caius was loaded with irons. The altered times soon
 2     I,  55|          the soldiers and put in irons. After this no one retained
 3    II,  12|    Pacensis, however, was put in irons by his insubordinate troops,
 4    II,  26|          of the camp, was put in irons, on a suspicion of a treacherous
 5   III,  10|       Flavianus should be put in irons. The soldiers saw what a
 6   III,  14| Vitellius, and to put Caecina in irons. They elected to the command
 7   III,  36|          that he had been put in irons by the army. In that dull
 8    IV,  26|       the mutineers to be put in irons, more for the sake of asserting
 9    IV,  28|    treachery. He was then put in irons, and only released on the
10    IV,  51|       the camp, should be put in irons. He did this out of private
11     V,  24|  confusion, threw their grapling irons on the vessels, and dragged