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 1     I,  58|      his son-in-law, and Junius Blaesus, governor of Gallia Lugdunensis,
 2     I,  76| ancestors. Cadius Rufus, Pedius Blaesus, Saevinius Pomptinius, who
 3    II,  59|   former condition, till Junius Blaesus, governor of Gallia Lugdunensis,
 4   III,  38|       time the murder of Junius Blaesus obtained an infamous notoriety.
 5   III,  38|     large party, of whom Junius Blaesus was the most distinguished.
 6   III,  38|      Tuscus and his guests, and Blaesus more vindictively than any,
 7   III,  38|       was exasperated, and that Blaesus might be destroyed, the
 8   III,  38|  jealousy made him the enemy of Blaesus, whose illustrious character
 9   III,  39|       to postpone the murder of Blaesus might hasten his own ruin,
10   III,  39|      marked joy when he visited Blaesus. He was even heard to utter
11   III,  39|        refinement of character, Blaesus was a man of resolute loyalty.