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 1     I,  9 |  of the empire, or because continual warfare had taught them
 2     I,  78|  ice thawed, what with the continual slipping of their horses,
 3    II,  36| generals were led by these continual outbreaks to regard with
 4   III,  45| These dissensions, and the continual rumours of civil war, raised
 5   III,  63| did not neglect to forward continual messages to Vitellius, offering
 6    IV,  49|   studiously sought in the continual clashing of their authority,
 7    IV,  58|  to take up arms, and made continual attacks on the Canninefates
 8     V,  13| driven within the walls by continual defeats. The Romans then
 9     V,  14|    in position. There were continual skirmishes, surprises, and
10     V,  25|  the river, swollen by the continual rains of the season, overflowed