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 1     I,  4 |                        I think it proper, however, before I commence
 2     I,  10|     bespeak his favour, as in its proper place I shall relate. As
 3     I,  51|      notion that he had not shewn proper gratitude for his services
 4    II,  83|           they were occupied with proper garrisons. And thus too
 5   III,  26|         be difficult, and with no proper reserves might be perilous.
 6   III,  35|         Vitellianists round their proper standards. The vanquished
 7    IV,  47|    victorious army, wearing their proper decorations and arms, he
 8    IV,  47| prescribed age, or had served the proper number of campaigns, received
 9    IV,  70|           I shall relate in their proper place. By this victory of
10     V,  24|         camp, some few with their proper accoutrements, but most