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 1     I,  8 |  provinces, Spain was under the government of Cluvius Rufus, an eloquent
 2     I,  47| Narbonensis he administered the government with strict integrity. When
 3    II,  9 |         Galba had entrusted the government of Galatia and Pamphylia
 4    II,  58|       Nero had appointed to the government of Mauritania Caesariensis,
 5    II,  65|         Rufus, who had left his government in Spain, came up with Vitellius
 6    II,  97|         popularity; Vespasian's government had been infamous and odious.
 7   III,  5 |      who had in their hands the government of that nation, were enrolled
 8    IV,  7 |    effectual instrument of good government than good friends. Let Marcellus
 9    IV,  8 |       been born, or the form of government which our fathers and grandfathers
10    IV,  40|      holding out as a prize the government of Eastern Spain, then vacant
11    IV,  89|     less important functions of government which he had before exercised.