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1     I,  75| administered, did not long remain firm. Nowhere was there any loyalty
2    II,  34|          above to keep the bridge firm. The cables, however, instead
3   III,  57|        Apollinaris, a man neither firm in his loyalty, nor energetic
4   III,  66|      action. The troops are still firm, and among the people there
5   III,  70|          Vespasian still remained firm to his allegiance, till
6    IV,  70|          life for nine years, the firm fidelity of his friends,
7     V,  15|           but in most there was a firm persuasion, that in the
8     V,  17|         limb where they found any firm footing, the wounded and
9     V,  20|      morass. The ground there was firm, and the Gugerni, to whom