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 1    II,  15|      occupied. A terrible slaughter ensued, and the prefects of the
 2    II,  27|           brawls and quarrels which ensued. At last Valens began to
 3    II,  53|                          There then ensued a notable quarrel, Licinius
 4    II,  93| neighbourhood of the Vatican; hence ensued a great mortality in the
 5   III,  27|       looking towards Brixia. There ensued a little delay, while from
 6   III,  77|           of the capital, must have ensued. Lucius Vitellius, infamous
 7    IV,  9 |                    Another struggle ensued. The praetors of the Treasury (
 8    IV,  28|             sides, a regular battle ensued. The Germans, besides inflicting
 9    IV,  30|      darkness over the attack. Then ensued a scene of discordant clamour,
10    IV,  34|            to their own lines. What ensued was a massacre rather than