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1     I,  8  |      had been withdrawn on the pretext of his friendship with the
2     I,  24 |      the cohort on duty, under pretext of treating them. This,
3     I,  63 | forgotten. Against the Aedui a pretext for war was sought in vain.
4    II,  52 |     and insults, they sought a pretext for beginning a massacre,
5    II,  100|       aside to Ravenna, on the pretext that he wished to address
6    IV,  1  |        resistance were made, a pretext for slaughter. The most
7    IV,  4  |   against the Sarmatae was the pretext. On Antonius Primus were
8    IV,  20 |       obtaining them, but as a pretext for mutiny. Flaccus, by
9    IV,  50 |   finding that he had sought a pretext for accusing and murdering