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1     I,  26|            or German army might be fixed on instead of Otho, whom
2     I,  43|          rejoicing. The heads were fixed upon poles and carried about
3     I,  48|     sutlers and camp-followers had fixed on a pole and mangled, was
4   III,  38|            On him all thoughts are fixed, while Vitellius, regardless
5    IV,  10|          teacher. The next day was fixed for the trial. But it was
6    IV,  24|        very many of their missiles fixed themselves harmlessly in
7    IV,  52|            While his thoughts were fixed on Italy and on the state
8    IV,  65|         Treveri, a day having been fixed by which they were to quit
9    IV,  75| consciousness of guilt, their eyes fixed on the earth. No friendly