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 1     I,     10|     bequest of forty-three million five hundred thousand sesterces "
 2     I,     73|         gave Caecina four legions, five thousand auxiliaries, with
 3    II,     45|   magistrates should be held every five years, and that the commanders
 4    II,     45|          election was deferred for five years! How could he foresee
 5    II,     45|        were fixed on promotion for five years? It was in fact a
 6    II,     52|         the chariot which bore his five children. Still, there was
 7    II,     62|        sesterces, and remitted for five years all they paid to the
 8   III,     24|         rank, with an allowance of five million sesterces, should
 9   III,     30|            numbering not more than five hundred, routed those same
10   III,     40|            remedy, selected by lot five ex-consuls, five ex-praetors,
11   III,     40|            by lot five ex-consuls, five ex-praetors, and five senators,
12   III,     40|  ex-consuls, five ex-praetors, and five senators, by whom most of
13   III,     41|         candidate for quaestorship five years earlier than the law
14    VI,     41|         The general tradition says five hundred years. Some maintain
15    VI,     41|          was a period of less than five hundred years. Consequently
16   XII,     25|         out of immense wealth only five million sesterces were left
17   XII,     68|           its tribute remitted for five years.~ ~
18   XII,     73|           tribute was remitted for five years. ~ ~
19  XIII,     41|    increased by an annual grant of five hundred thousand sesterces
20   XIV,      6|          was celebrating Minerva's five days' festival at Baiae.
21   XIV,     27| entertainment to be repeated every five years was established at
22   XIV,     28|            that a few nights every five years were devoted, and
23    XV,     50|                     At last, after five days, an end was put to
24   XVI,     38|         Cossutianus, received each five million sesterces, Ostorius