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 1     I,     16|          He, on his part, urged various considerations, the greatness
 2     I,     18|         afterwards destroyed by various charges through the contrivance
 3     I,     23|       The throng applauded from various motives, some pointing with
 4     I,     61|    matters of business were the various pretexts with which he amused,
 5     I,    105|       the same administrations. Various motives have been assigned
 6    II,     43|        his time on the way with various conversations, till at last
 7    II,     74|        and added lies, alleging various charges against Piso, Plancina,
 8    II,     80|         s land, each from their various homes, first by the freedom
 9    II,     89|       to the legions and to the various cities had been repealed
10    II,    118|         and while fighting with various success, fell by the treachery
11   III,     48|       served forty campaigns in various provinces. "With good reason,"
12   III,     49|         are not many subject to various passions? Still, that is
13   III,     83|   Lentulus and others argued on various grounds against this view,
14    IV,      2|      Tiberius so effectually by various artifices that the emperor,
15    IV,     19|                     Next, after various and usually fruitless complaints
16    IV,     38|    years later, charging on him various misconduct during that interval,
17    IV,     45|  Descriptions of countries, the various incidents of battles, glorious
18    IV,     78|         Then again alarms under various forms were continually arising.
19    VI,     27|      for him and sounded him on various topics, he at last addressed
20    VI,     41|       years it lives, there are various accounts. The general tradition
21    VI,     47|       and presents, and also by various employments. Phraates meanwhile,
22    VI,     48|         who were masters of the various positions, suddenly poured
23    VI,     69|      nomination of the consuls. Various honours were devised and
24   XII,     28|                       There are various popular accounts of the
25   XII,     66|        be no means of escape at various points, but he still left
26  XIII,     14|     tactics, plied the lad with various blandishments, and even
27  XIII,     26|      but he was soon put off by various artifices and finally detained
28  XIII,     31|        it, the city tribes, the various public functionaries, the
29  XIII,     53|      man who had struggled with various calamities and earned the
30   XIV,      6|      prolonged the banquet with various conversation, passing from
31   XIV,     65|       They assailed Seneca with various charges, representing that
32   XIV,     81|                             Her various arguments, tending both
33    XV,     13|         whom, when they pleaded various excuses for flight, he advised
34    XV,     42|        to pay him honour or for various objects. All these, with
35    XV,     51| acquired by our many victories, various beauties of Greek art, then
36   XVI,     34|      seditious movements in the various states. These were bygones,