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1     I,  11|     neighbours into friendship or hostility. The unarmed provinces with
2     I,  50|       cause, and to the bitterest hostility in inflaming the army against
3     I,  70| reconciliation the memory of past hostility, at once admitted him to
4   III,  9 |          as to their army, and of hostility to Vitellius, while hopes
5    IV,  16|         venturing on many acts of hostility, had scorned with impunity
6    IV,  25|     Mucianus. Declared enmity and hostility may be openly repulsed,
7    IV,  29|          collected; with peculiar hostility in the case of the Ubii,
8    IV,  50|           entertained feelings of hostility to Vespasian, and some of
9     V,  28|          were those of hatred and hostility, first made so by him, and