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 1     I,     96|         in order to explain the origin of a most terrible scourge,
 2     I,    106|    candidates, describing their origin, their life and military
 3    II,      1|         of the East. It had its origin among the Parthians, who
 4   III,     37|        fuller discussion of the origin of law and of the methods
 5   III,     38|        a constitution of divine origin, to which some additions
 6   III,     89|      that the rest relied on an origin lost in the obscurity of
 7   III,     92|       of Sejanus, he shamed his origin, low as it was, by his unblushing
 8    IV,      1|   others. Of this the cause and origin was Aelius Sejanus, commander
 9    IV,     20|   though he was a man of humble origin, the Senate decreed him
10    IV,     30|         an exile. A man of mean origin and a life of crime, but
11    IV,     60|         well-known story of its origin, which delighted Tiberius.
12    IV,     64| ferocity, the rebellion had its origin in their scornful refusal
13    IV,     74|         Theseus, also of divine origin, or one of the Amazons,
14     V,     13|         to Tiberius, and of the origin and issue of the affair
15    VI,      6|       which Tiberius traced the origin of the friendship between
16    VI,     10|         the states of Gaul; the origin of Quadratus I have not
17    XI,     21|      stories at least had their origin in the general's real severity.
18    XI,     25|       over the discredit of his origin, saying, "Curtius Rufus
19  XIII,     31|      the senators derived their origin from no other source. If
20   XIV,     30|        town Plautus derived his origin on his father's side, people
21    XV,     25|       among the good have their origin in the misdeeds of others.
22    XV,     54|      from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty
23    XV,     60|                             The origin of the conspiracy was not
24    XV,     89|       hatred of him had had its origin in intimate companionship,
25    XV,     94|         to Nymphidius, on whose origin, as he now appears for the