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 1     I,     44| especial praise on his glorious achievements with those legions in Germany.
 2     I,     69|      him. Still, he brought his achievements under the notice of the
 3     I,     95|          Caius Silius for their achievements under Germanicus. The title
 4    II,     10|      memory of his counsels and achievements, and he arrived after a
 5    II,     67|        Tiberius commemorate his achievements in the Senate, and the Senators
 6    II,    111|       inscription recording his achievements, and how he had died in
 7    II,    118|       who admire only their own achievements, he is unknown, and to Romans
 8    IV,     32|    remained in Africa after the achievements of Blaesus, had ordered
 9    XI,     10| Vardanes. Ever ready for daring achievements, Vardanes traversed 375
10  XIII,     37|       reserve history for great achievements, and to leave such details
11    XV,      1|      when he heard of Corbulo's achievements and of a foreign prince,
12    XV,     34|        auspices, and to his own achievements, while he attributed their