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 1     I,  38| discouraging tidings. And now some advised that the Emperor should
 2   III,  4 |       strife. Cornelius Fuscus had advised him to this course, not
 3   III,  8 |       Mucianus in frequent letters advised the same policy; a victory
 4   III,  40|          the decisive action. Some advised him to take a few of his
 5   III,  70|           said, unable to cope. He advised Martialis to depart unobserved
 6    IV,  7 |      Emperor will, so to speak, be advised whom he should mark with
 7    IV,  20|          that the very men who had advised it now disapproved it, he
 8    IV,  59|        Vocula, though many persons advised him to escape, thought it
 9     V,  26|        pardon to Civilis, while he advised Veleda and her relatives
10     V,  28|            the Alps. What Antonius advised by his letters, Hordeonius