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1     I,  19|     Emperor shewed a disgraceful want of firmness, yielding to
2     I,  85|          shops and chambers. The want of employment and the scarcity
3    II,  38|       single blows, was owing to want of energy in the chiefs.
4    II,  39|       troops were distressed for want of water. Then the subject
5   III,  8 | compelled to capitulate from the want of pay and provisions. Mucianus
6   III,  59|      adventure. Domitian did not want the courage, but he feared
7    IV,  3 |          the State. There was no want of deference on the part
8    IV,  17|        combatants by an apparent want of skill; then they began
9    IV,  52|      from the allies, and not to want them. He thanked Vologesus,