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1     I,  16|        after a movement which has shaken the world, two legions are
2     I,  87|        Many whose credit had been shaken in the years of peace regained
3    II,  75|        strength. Civil strife had shaken the fidelity of the Roman
4    II,  99|        that his fidelity had been shaken by the suggestions of Flavius
5   III,  2 |        and the power of Vitellius shaken. You will be delighted to
6   III,  45|          of her house was at once shaken to its base. On the side
7    IV,  59|           Rome was not so utterly shaken by civil war as to have
8    IV,  60|           of siege, and cannot be shaken by threats or by promises.
9     V,  27| Transrhenane tribes had been thus shaken, among the Batavi also there