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 1     I,  29|        with Nero, it was he that deserted you, not you that deserted
 2     I,  29|       deserted you, not you that deserted him. Shall less than thirty
 3     I,  40|          for Otho. The Forum was deserted by the flying populace.
 4   III,  77|    belonging to Verginius Capito deserted to L. Vitellius, and having
 5    IV,  17|          the prefects for having deserted the forts, saying that he
 6    IV,  17|        and twenty vessels either deserted or was taken. ~ ~
 7    IV,  32|      instance of their prefects, deserted Vitellius. The veteran soldiers
 8    IV,  40|      Tettius Julianus, as having deserted his legion when it passed
 9    IV,  47| entreated that they might not be deserted, or doomed in a common cause
10    IV,  80|         Classicus, that you have deserted your general on the battlefield.
11     V,  7 |      shaded with trees and never deserted by its snows. The same range