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1     I,  32|       assailed him with threats, encouraged by Icelus, who persisted
2     I,  37|          No tribune or centurion encouraged them, every man acted on
3     I,  45| consequently suspected of having encouraged his schemes. Flavius Sabinus
4    II,  62|       arena. Former Emperors had encouraged the practice by bribes,
5    II,  82|   everywhere, urged to exertion, encouraged the industrious by praise,
6   III,  9 |          and Caecina was himself encouraged in no ambiguous terms to
7   III,  83|       had been a mimic conflict, encouraged first one party and then
8    IV,  19|  attempts Hordeonius Flaccus had encouraged by affecting ignorance.
9    IV,  77|       this effect he quieted and encouraged his audience, who feared