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1     I,  49|        army of Upper Germany had revolted. That two men, who for shamelessness,
2     I,  55|        army of Upper Germany had revolted from Galba, that it was
3    II,  42|         that Vitellius' army had revolted. Whether this rumour was
4    II,  77|        deliberate on revolt have revolted already." ~ ~
5   III,  36|     distress, first, that he had revolted, and then, that he had been
6   III,  60|         of Campania have already revolted, and out of the whole world
7   III,  78| Vitellius' strongest cohorts had revolted from him, and it seemed
8   III,  86|        since they had themselves revolted from Galba. The day was
9    IV,  73|          Lingones, nor the other revolted States, took measures at