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 1     I,  5 | Galba's own expression, "I choose my soldiers, I do not buy
 2     I,  29| whom no one would allow to choose a tribune or centurion for
 3     I,  83| satellites were allowed to choose, what would be the temper
 4    II,  5 |   at the head of his army, choose the place for his camp,
 5    II,  37|     or allow the Senate to choose an Emperor; and that, for
 6    II,  44| end, or whether they might choose to resume the conflict,
 7    II,  47|   hold out to me, should I choose to live, the more glorious
 8    II,  74|   upon fortune as they may choose, whereas they who aim at
 9   III,  2 |  capital, and, should they choose themselves to take the offensive,
10    IV,  60| donative; and, whether you choose to refer the bounty to Vitellius
11     V,  27|    liberty, and if we must choose between masters, then we