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 1     I,  56|       by the leading men in the colonies or the camps, who had abundant
 2     I,  77|   provinces. He bestowed on the colonies of Hispalis and Emerita
 3    II,  14|      Vitellius. Envoys from the colonies were already on the spot
 4    II,  20|       discipline. The towns and colonies, however, found indications
 5    II,  21|   persons from the neighbouring colonies, who viewed it with envious
 6    II,  56|         the municipal towns and colonies, were robbing and plundering
 7    II,  62|       and many of the towns and colonies had vied with each other
 8    II,  87|       And now not only were the colonies and towns exhausted by having
 9   III,  57|        revolt. By these men the colonies and municipal towns were
10    IV,  3 | restored quiet, and the smaller colonies escaped unpunished. At Capua,