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 1     I,  78|           consular rank. Otho was delighted, and claimed the glory for
 2     I,  82|     licence, while the great mass delighted in riot and in an empire
 3     I,  84| unfavourable omens, or too little delighted by success. When the Senate
 4    II,  35|           armies, and the more it delighted the Vitellianists, the more
 5    II,  36|          Macer; the soldiers were delighted by this change of generals,
 6    II,  70|         festivities in which they delighted for the moment, but which
 7   III,  2 |     Vitellius shaken. You will be delighted to follow, and to tread
 8    IV,  3 |         wear. At Rome the Senate, delighted and full of confident hope,
 9    IV,  11|     country was still unquiet and delighted in novel topics, there were
10    IV,  53|          the example." Vespasian, delighted with the brotherly affection