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 1     I,      6|    charge of the prisoner not to delay the slaughter of Agrippa,
 2     I,     48|   sixteenth legions, without any delay, accepted from him the oath
 3     I,     53|       many tears, and after long delay compelled her to depart.
 4    II,     91|   province. Piso without further delay weighed anchor, slackening
 5    II,     99|        of everything which might delay her vengeance, embarked
 6    IV,      4|        the crime caused fear and delay, and sometimes a conflict
 7    IV,     31|      herself. Without a moment's delay Tiberius went to the house
 8    VI,     65|     provinces, imploring a brief delay. It was thought best to
 9    VI,     68|        him or prolong the war by delay. Those who wished for battle
10    VI,     74|         when his friends advised delay and temporising, replied
11    XI,     10|       Gotarzes. Without moment's delay, he seized the neighbouring
12    XI,     11|     nobles inclined, caused some delay, but he was stopped by a
13    XI,     45|       sought neither defence nor delay, but begged that his death
14    XI,     48|         fearing, in the event of delay, the effect of approaching
15   XII,      8|         Claudius without further delay presented himself in the
16   XII,     10|          It was then resolved to delay no longer. Memmius Pollio,
17   XII,     14|       barbarians soon flags from delay or even changes into treachery,
18   XII,     64|         capitally punished. Some delay indeed was occasioned by
19   XII,     74|        to act without a moment's delay. First she destroyed Lepida
20   XII,     77|       might derange his mind and delay death. A person skilled
21  XIII,     58|          friendship. Without any delay the intrigue was followed
22  XIII,     59| incitements allowed but of brief delay. Once having gained admission,
23   XIV,     45|         he prepared to break off delay and fight a battle. He chose
24   XIV,     74|         There was not a moment's delay. Sulla, six days afterwards,
25    XV,     48|      other obstacle to interpose delay. The blaze in its fury ran
26    XV,     48|        in the one case, by their delay in the other, aggravating
27    XV,     62|    Wearied at last of their long delay, she endeavoured, when staying
28    XV,     90|          rose without a moment's delay, and every preparation was
29   XVI,     15| previously advised by him not to delay this final document. Then