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1     I,  42|      who concealed him in his chamber. There, not indeed through
2     I,  84|    Senate was summoned to the Chamber, it was hard for them to
3    II,  80|     on Vespasian quitting his chamber, a few soldiers who stood
4   III,  38|       burst into the Imperial chamber, and clasping to his bosom
5   III,  74|    throne, he pulled down the chamber of the temple-servant, and
6    IV,  25|   battle; Hordeonius from his chamber or his litter gives such
7    IV,  42| gestures, till he quitted the chamber; then passing to Paccius
8    IV,  51|    deed. Near the proconsul's chamber they chanced to meet a slave,
9    IV,  80|       in the camp, was in his chamber and even in his bed, when