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1     I,  27|     and the contractors were waiting for him. It had been arranged
2     I,  54|  absolute silence, every one waiting for some bold demonstration
3     I,  75| power in the State), without waiting for the sanction of the
4    II,  34|     substitute for wisdom in waiting for the folly of others.
5    II,  59|      and the conquered, were waiting for him. Valens and Caecina
6    II,  80|      which Mucianus had been waiting. He now at once administered
7    II,  86|    revolt, and the rest were waiting only the signal of success. ~ ~
8    IV,  84|   during which Vespasian was waiting at Alexandria for the periodical
9     V,  10|    death, one Simon, without waiting for the approbation of the