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1     I,  6 |    slaughter of thousands of unarmed soldiers, was most ill-omened,
2     I,  11| friendship or hostility. The unarmed provinces with Italy at
3     I,  16|      was not Vindex with his unarmed province, it was not myself
4    II,  88|      hand they fell upon the unarmed people. Among the slain
5   III,  31|    ground, a dismal array of unarmed men. The conquerors had
6   III,  73|     Flavius Sabinus, who was unarmed, and who did not attempt
7   III,  77|     Many whom they slew were unarmed or in the act of arming
8    IV,  67|     may force us to assemble unarmed and all but stripped, watched
9    IV,  68|     day-time and for persons unarmed, till the new and recent