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 1     I,  26|         which had reached Galba's ears, were turned into ridicule
 2     I,  39| terror-stricken countenances, and ears turned to catch every sound.
 3     I,  53|          they found the soldiers' ears open to their words, of
 4   III,  10|      Antonius alone the soldiers' ears were open; for he had eloquence,
 5   III,  21|         up. This alarm opened the ears that had before been deaf
 6   III,  56|      Vitellius; for the Emperor's ears were so formed, that all
 7   III,  67|                               The ears of Vitellius were deaf to
 8   III,  73|          use of his tongue or his ears, who would not be guided
 9    IV,  51|      usual by report, came to the ears of Festus, he sent some
10    IV,  72|          succeeded in closing the ears of his countrymen to this