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1     I,     21|       broke out in the legions of Pannonia, which could be traced to
2     I,     41|   Percennius among the legions of Pannonia, nor was it in the ears
3     I,     61|         was the stronger; that in Pannonia the nearer; the first was
4     I,     69|  confirmed, too, in the armies of Pannonia all the concessions of Germanicus.~ ~
5   III,     10|           which was marching from Pannonia to Rome and was then to
6    IV,      6|          Danube by two legions in Pannonia, two in Moesia, and two
7   XII,     35|      Atellius Hister, governor of Pannonia, that he was to have his
8   XII,     36|          land and were settled in Pannonia. Vangio and Sido divided
9    XV,     33| leadership of Marius Celsus, from Pannonia. Written orders were sent