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 1     I,     22|        many risks, he is still dragged into remote regions where,
 2     I,     26|        camp-prefect, whom they dragged from a waggon, loaded with
 3     I,     27|      soldiers. As the men were dragged off, they struggled violently,
 4     I,     50|      entrance, burst the door, dragged Caesar from his bed, and
 5     I,     57|      thither, altered men, and dragged the chief mutineers in chains
 6     I,     72|     with whom Segestes, though dragged into war by the unanimous
 7    II,     50|   having bound and gagged him, dragged him to the palace. When
 8   III,     18|    Senators. They had actually dragged Piso's statues to the Gemonian
 9   III,     70|      with Agrippa. Priscus was dragged off to prison and instantly
10    IV,     17|       of his father would have dragged him to ruin. ~ ~
11    IV,     37|        the Senate; the father, dragged from exile in filth and
12    IV,     38|         fled from Rome. He was dragged back from Ravenna, and forced
13    IV,     63|     him. Next day, when he was dragged back to torture, he broke
14    IV,     64|        tribes, they were to be dragged away to distant countries.
15    IV,     86|      rank, Titius Sabinus, was dragged to prison because he had
16    IV,     88|      and the condemned man was dragged off, exclaiming as loudly
17     V,     12|      and whither she was being dragged, saying that she would do
18    VI,      3|       island of Lesbos, he was dragged back to Rome, and confined
19    VI,     10|      with Seius Quadratus were dragged into the same ruin. Africanus
20    VI,     19|       of the Sicily, and, when dragged back by a centurion, he
21    VI,     25|        corpses, till they were dragged to the Tiber, where, floating
22    VI,     37|        s ruin, strange to say, dragged Plancina with it. Formerly
23   XII,     56|  thrown round him. Then he was dragged along by a fetter, an extreme
24   XII,     60|        and having stabbed her, dragged her to the bank of the Araxes
25  XIII,     30| offenders, they deserved to be dragged back into slavery, that
26  XIII,     42|     feebly begun, had hitherto dragged on, was vigorously resumed.
27   XIV,     11|   having burst open the gates, dragged off the slaves who met him,
28   XIV,     54|        the same roof should be dragged to execution, when a sudden
29   XIV,     57|        the condemned had to be dragged to execution. Cingonius
30    XV,     15|       however, could hardly be dragged out of their tents, and
31    XV,     72|       morrow, as she was being dragged back on a chair to the same
32    XV,     73|       prisoners in chains were dragged along and stood at the gates
33    XV,     76|       of his own death. He was dragged off to a place set apart