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 1    II,  11| capital itself contributed no contemptible force, namely five Praetorian
 2    II,  58|        had the disposal of no contemptible force. He had with him 19
 3    II,  81|  kingdom, Sohemus, who had no contemptible army, and Antiochus, who
 4    II,  86|       in peace, but in war no contemptible ally. United by these means,
 5    II,  87|       was daily becoming more contemptible and indolent, halting to
 6    II,  91|       upon as undignified and contemptible from the remembrance of
 7   III,  13|    bloodshed, we, who must be contemptible even to the Flavianists,
 8   III,  47|   head of a force by no means contemptible, made a sudden attack on
 9   III,  75|       end of a man in no wise contemptible. In five and thirty campaigns
10    IV,  59|   civil war as to have become contemptible even to Treveri and Lingones. "
11     V,  9 |  Persians, Jews were the most contemptible of the subject tribes. When