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 1     I,  37|    and the vilest found their chief incitement in the dejection
 2     I,  55|     accept than to look for a chief. ~ ~
 3    II,  16|   succeeded. He collected the chief men of the island, and explained
 4    II,  76|     the debaucheries of their chief. You have from Judaea, Syria,
 5   III,  13| retired part of the camp, the chief centurions and some few
 6   III,  45|  regarded as having given its chief distinction to the triumph
 7   III,  57|     troop of gladiators whose chief officer he was. As soon
 8    IV,  67|       common and to Mars, the chief of our divinities, and we
 9    IV,  77|     wealth, and these are the chief incentives to war. Give
10    IV,  79|    the conqueror? And yet the chief strength of the nation,
11    IV,  85|     saw behind him one of the chief men of Egypt, named Basilides,