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 1     I,     27|      they respectively belonged, exclaiming that all were threatened
 2     I,     49|      towards the river-bank, and exclaiming that whoever left the ranks,
 3     I,     64| Germanicus entered the camp, and exclaiming with a flood of tears, that
 4     I,     87|   ordered the Germans to charge, exclaiming again and again, "Behold
 5    II,     42|        debate Lucius Piso, after exclaiming against the corruption of
 6   III,      5|     tribes, were all incessantly exclaiming that the commonwealth was
 7    IV,     88|   condemned man was dragged off, exclaiming as loudly as he could, with
 8   XII,      8|       throng assembled, and kept exclaiming that the same too was the
 9   XII,     41|     soldiers insisted on battle, exclaiming that valour could overcome
10   XIV,      7|           however, thoughtlessly exclaiming that she was Agrippina,
11    XV,     11|         his winter quarters, and exclaiming that not the fosse or the