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 1     I,  35|        the pedestal, on which a short time before had stood the
 2     I,  63|         things, however, was of short duration owing to the violence
 3     I,  78|       closed with them with his short sword, and stabbed the defenceless
 4    II,  5 |     from the common soldier; in short, but for his avarice, he
 5   III,  11| happened to be out of use. In a short time he gave up his lictors,
 6   III,  23|      seemed the substance, fell short, while the Vitellianists,
 7    IV,  30|         they stabbed with their short swords. After a night thus
 8    IV,  37|      sent by Vitellius. After a short delay Hordeonius gave the
 9    IV,  64|        against Rome, he now cut short, when the destruction of
10    IV,  65|  generally known, all who but a short time before trembled at