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 1     I,     48|        and twentieth legions were led back by their officer Caecina
 2     I,     49|      would hold as a deserter, he led them back into their winter-quarters,
 3     I,     67|          of the auxiliary cohorts led the van; then came the first
 4     I,     78|         the old province. He then led back the army and received
 5     I,     80|      enemy, while the cavalry was led by its commander Pedo by
 6     I,     83| unacquainted with it, when Caesar led forth his legions in battle
 7     I,     84|        Soon afterwards Germanicus led back his army to the Amisia,
 8     I,     93|          out to higher ground and led his men up to it. There
 9    II,      9|        Luppia was being besieged, led six legions to the spot.
10    II,     19|    demanding battle, their chiefs led them down into a plain named
11    II,     32|            The soldiers were then led back into winter-quarters,
12    II,     60|        attacked by twelve legions led by Tiberius, and had preserved
13    II,     67|       Africa, where the enemy was led by Tacfarinas. A Numidian
14    II,     82|        strength of the Hermundusi led by Vibilius, he was received
15    II,     89|        repealed or reversed. This led to grievous insults on Piso,
16    II,    102|           for violent action, was led into this view. He sent
17   III,     58|   commanded in Lower Germany, and led by the same Aviola and some
18   III,     63|          of Germany to have to be led against Gauls, as against
19   III,     76|         our own hearts. Let us be led to amendment, the poor by
20   III,    104|    another quarter, Blaesus's son led a separate force of his
21    IV,     33|       Marauding parties were also led by picked Moors, Dolabella
22    IV,     34|           whither they were being led, were hurried along at quick
23    IV,     61|         Octavia, and subsequently led an army across the Elbe,
24    IV,     63|          The horse was caught and led through the neighbouring
25    IV,     83|    Caelius by Caeles Vibenna, who led the Etruscan people to the
26    IV,     86|            in an unlawful secret, led to a semblance of close
27    VI,     28|        Thrasyllus accordingly was led up the same cliffs, and
28    VI,     54|  advantage thus offered, and then led the main strength of the
29    XI,     45|          price of infamy. Then he led the emperor, furious and
30   XII,     21|         only that he might not be led in triumph, and pay the
31   XII,     35|           of a sister of Vannius, led the movement. Claudius,
32   XII,     41|           points of the position, led on his furious men, and
33  XIII,     48|           into four divisions, he led one in the dense array of
34  XIII,     72|         the enemy's rear, himself led his legions into the territory
35   XIV,     24|         time a trifling beginning led to frightful bloodshed between
36   XIV,     79|       military surveillance. This led to incessant and outspoken
37    XV,      9|        winter was now at hand, he led back his army and wrote
38    XV,     11|        him for facing the foe, he led out his legions, as if he
39    XV,     34|       quite unfit for battle, and led thence into Armenia the
40    XV,     86|          to the motives which had led him on to forget his oath
41   XVI,     41|         the Senate's decision, he led Helvidius and Demetrius