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1     I,  59| unpopularity was heightened by the efforts of Roscius Caelius, the
2    II,  12|     Fortune seemed to smile on his efforts. Through his fleets, which
3    II,  66|             however, by the united efforts of the better disposed,
4   III,  11|           time, and it was not the efforts of Primus Antonius, Aponianus,
5   III,  29|       auxiliaries concentrated his efforts on the same point. The Vitellianists,
6   III,  53|          for Vespasian. But all my efforts have been wasted, if they
7   III,  58|      ashamed of the failure of his efforts, Vitellius waived his claims
8    IV,  33|         freedom will follow on our efforts, or, if we are vanquished,
9    IV,  54|         zeal and joy uniting their efforts, dragged the huge stone