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1    II,     69|       or by the oppressions of governors. In his return he attempted
2   III,     57| cruelty and arrogance of their governors, hinting too that there
3    IV,      8|      oppression on the part of governors. Corporal punishments and
4    IV,     17|    Lucius Apronius, successive governors of Africa, the splendid
5    IV,     27|   providing that even innocent governors who knew nothing of the
6   XII,     58|     world might judge of other governors by Pelignus, Helvidius Priscus
7  XIII,     38|        actual extortion, while governors sought to screen by corruption
8    XV,     40|        honour of embracing the governors of the provinces, or have