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1     I,  71|  and to other distinctions due to merit, went on to practise
2     I,  74|   Otho's reign was perhaps due to fear; Vitellius was victorious,
3     I,  83| which was instituted under due auspices by the Father and
4     I,  89| was either his own, or was due to the writer of the speech,
5    II,  1 | for his journey the homage due to the Emperor, and his
6    II,  4 |   arduousness of which was due, rather to the character
7    IV,  7 |     it concerns the honour due to Vespasian, that he should
8    IV,  8 |  disuse, or why the honour due to the Emperor should be
9    IV,  20|    or was apprehended, was due, not to the cowardice of