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 1     I,     25|       pleading their common cause clearly showed that they had wrested
 2     I,     51|         and the whole affair were clearly recognised, Germanicus entered
 3     I,     81| measurements of its central space clearly indicated the handiwork
 4   III,     26|       plans in every transaction. Clearly, the very last man marked
 5   III,     36|         emperor's friendship, saw clearly that it meant exile; and
 6   III,     91|      these men are to be slaves." Clearly, even he, with his dislike
 7    IV,      7|           civilian, letting it be clearly seen that there were no
 8    IV,     76|            Soon afterwards it was clearly seen what a narrow margin
 9  XIII,     18|    visibly appeared, that she was clearly just as ignorant as was
10  XIII,     27|   exchequer and was now convicted clearly of imposture. But the proved
11   XIV,     62|      effect having been read out, clearly showing his displeasure,
12    XV,     37|        Paetus trouble him, as was clearly proved by the fact that