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 1     I,  2 |      There were disturbances in Illyricum; Gaul wavered in its allegiance;
 2     I,  9 |      their hatred on the enemy. Illyricum too was quiet, though the
 3     I,  30|         troops from the army of Illyricum, then encamped in the Portico
 4     I,  75|       tidings came to Otho from Illyricum. He heard that the legions
 5    II,  60|         Vitellius the armies of Illyricum. At the same time the other
 6    II,  74|       that the other legions of Illyricum would follow its example.
 7    II,  85|         the zeal of the army of Illyricum, which had come over to
 8    II,  86|        flame, for the armies of Illyricum were already in open revolt,
 9   III,  35|       then scattered throughout Illyricum; for civil war was not over,
10    IV,  3 | struggle first Germany and then Illyricum, had traversed Aegypt, Judaea,