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 1     I,  19|        stay or to go, as their fears or their hopes prompted. ~ ~
 2     I,  50|    itself, in its hatreds, its fears, and even in the security
 3     I,  85|  connected immediate loss with fears for the future, arose from
 4     I,  85|       longer occupied by their fears, the fact, that while Otho
 5    II,  16|     ever blindly shares in the fears of others, took the oath
 6    II,  46|  hurried into despair by their fears." While he was thus speaking,
 7    II,  76|      enough in any one whom he fears. That an Emperor can be
 8   III,  39|     his guilty purpose and his fears, dreading lest to postpone
 9   III,  42|    party was weakened by their fears. In fact the procurator
10    IV,  39|       the pressure of manifold fears, for, over and above immediate
11    IV,  82| Civilis too was beset by other fears. He was afraid that the