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 1     I,  63|        of the parties was almost kindled into a battle, and would
 2     I,  64|     Lugdunum and Vienna had been kindled afresh by the late war.
 3    II,  11|       long faithful to Nero, and kindled their zeal for Otho. But
 4    II,  38|   patricians and the people were kindled into flame. At one time
 5    II,  51|       spirit of the soldiers was kindled afresh by their sorrow and
 6    II,  74|          the whole army had been kindled into indignation by the
 7    II,  95|          the State; the pile was kindled by the Augustales, an order
 8    IV,  12|        of the movements which it kindled among independent and allied
 9    IV,  20| suspicion that the war was being kindled with the consent of the
10    IV,  25|  auspices!" The passions already kindled by the language which they