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 1     I,     11|           pile. The emperor left the point to them with disdainful
 2     I,     29|          they would have been on the point of destroying the general.
 3     I,     50|             insults, and were on the point of murdering them, Plancus
 4     I,     80|         burst in all its fury on one point, he sent Caecina through
 5     I,     89|             the decuman gate was the point chiefly sought, as it was
 6    II,     21|           our archers and was on the point of breaking through them,
 7    II,     57|          family, among whom he could point to his grandfather Marcus
 8    II,     76|              of Germanicus yield the point of advancing to the bank
 9    II,     84|           finally on terms, as every point was mutually conceded and
10    IV,     33|           heavy troops from a single point, he summoned to his aid
11    IV,     40|         trial. The motion was on the point of being carried when the
12    IV,     74|            yet raised to the highest point, inasmuch as the Punic capital
13    IV,     83|             of the kings. As to that point historians differ; as to
14    IV,     85|              strait from the extreme point of the promontory of Sorrentum.
15    IV,     95|            the Caesars, for he could point to Octavia as his grandmother
16     V,      7|              and sixth books at this point rather than at the end of
17    VI,     32|            ground that he was on the point of a reconciliation with
18    XI,     37|            was accused. The critical point was this, that he should
19   XII,      5| daughter-in-law. Here was a starting point for an accuser. Vitellius
20   XII,      7|              Senate, began afresh to point out, that, as they all recommended
21   XII,     69|          expelled from the Senate, a point which the senators carried,
22  XIII,      1|            of noble birth, and, as a point then much regarded, of the
23  XIII,      6|              she actually was on the point of mounting the emperor'
24  XIII,     48|              might be given from any point to such as were pressed.
25   XIV,     20|       thought it best to concede one point that he might not persist
26   XIV,     80|        throng with blows, and at the point of the sword. Whatever changes
27    XV,     25|       Calpurnian enactments. For, in point of time, guilt comes before
28    XV,     67|           stone to a keen and bright point. This task he assigned to
29    XV,     67|              was faithful up to this point, or was in complete ignorance
30   XVI,      7|             spirit, to whom he might point as an instrument of revolution. ~ ~
31   XVI,     16|              towards him, he met the point with his throat. ~ ~
32   XVI,     41|              on Demetrius~ ~[At this point the Annals are broken off.