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1    II,  5  |  these neighbouring provinces jealousy had produced discord between
2    II,  30 |   possessed. The result was a jealousy between the two generals.
3    II,  99 |    reminded of his hatred and jealousy of Fabius Valens. Being
4    II,  101|      feelings of rivalry, and jealousy lest others should outstrip
5   III,  38 | Lucius Vitellius. An unworthy jealousy made him the enemy of Blaesus,
6   III,  57 |    introduced their municipal jealousy into the civil war. Claudius
7    IV,  8  |       the same view, dreading jealousy, should the choice fall
8    IV,  72 |   were deterred by the mutual jealousy of the provinces. "Where,"
9    IV,  89 |     withdraw himself from the jealousy of his brother, of whose