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 1     I,  56|       men in the colonies or the camps, who had abundant means
 2    II,  12|       who were not familiar with camps or with regular command,
 3    II,  49|      Placentia, and in the other camps. Over Otho was built a tomb
 4   III,  2 |        kept under arms or within camps. In every town of Italy,
 5   III,  57|          was. As soon as the two camps were pitched, Julianus,
 6    IV,  18|          still flourished in the camps of Rome. With us too are
 7    IV,  33|     five-and-twenty years in the camps of Rome. "It is," he said, "
 8    IV,  33| destroyed their vast but useless camps, or are pressing them with
 9    IV,  55|         was rife that our winter camps in Moesia and Pannonia were
10    IV,  75|         the overthrow of so many camps." Cerialis, fearing the
11     V,  24|        and Bonna, to inspect the camps which were then in course