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 1     I,      5|             it was said, Maximus had divulged to his wife Marcia, she
 2   III,     20|            of which he never himself divulged, but which his friends repeatedly
 3    IV,     15|            Sejanus's wife, and fully divulged, under torture, by Eudemus
 4    VI,      4|           Caesar. When this fact was divulged, there came an outburst
 5  XIII,     21|           this Iturius and Calvisius divulged to Atimetus, a freedman
 6   XIV,     33|        discovered with a dagger, who divulged under torture the whole
 7   XIV,     55|            which not one hindered or divulged, though the Senate's decree,
 8   XIV,     56| preliminaries to guilt; if these are divulged by slaves, we may live singly
 9    XV,     62|             of a recent intimacy, he divulged to her his services to Nero
10    XV,     71|       impression that everything now divulged, and that there could be
11    XV,     77|              fact, Natalis alone who divulged Seneca's name, to this extent,