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 1     I,     42|    wide-spread and intractable commotion, was the fact that, instead
 2     I,     49|      legal act. Then, when the commotion increased, he fled and having
 3     I,     60|       and men had heard of the commotion among the German legions,
 4     I,     77|        the new, for peace over commotion, not to get a reward, but
 5    II,      1|        Lucius Libo there was a commotion in the kingdoms and Roman
 6    II,      6|                  Meanwhile the commotion in the East was rather pleasing
 7   III,     58| untouched by the germs of this commotion. First however in actual
 8   III,     65| emperors, whenever there was a commotion in one or two states, to
 9   XII,     64|     Jews had shown symptoms of commotion in a seditious outbreak,
10   XII,     65|        which had often been in commotion, established a camp, under
11  XIII,     29|        and the fear of a worse commotion, the only remedy which could
12   XIV,     80|      will easily be found in a commotion. Only let her whose mere
13   XIV,     80|  vengeance. The beginning of a commotion has often been quieted by