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 1     I,  34|       displaying a bloody sword, cried "I have slain Otho." "Comrade,"
 2     I,  41|         utterance, or whether he cried out that Otho had not given
 3     I,  57| Consequently he was to those who cried for vengeance a more notorious
 4     I,  61|          was all eagerness; they cried out war, while Gaul yet
 5     I,  82|         most respectable of whom cried out for some remedy for
 6    II,  36|       boats were left. Then they cried out for the execution of
 7   III,  13|        out at once. "What," they cried, "has the glory of the army
 8   III,  74|          and the degraded rabble cried out for the execution of
 9   III,  83|       either side gave way, they cried out that those who concealed
10    IV,  65|         is this before us!" they cried, "Who will lead us on our