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 1     I,      6|      breathed his last. Beyond a doubt, Augustus had often complained
 2     I,     14|         treacherous alliance. No doubt, there was peace after all
 3     I,     16|      involved in uncertainty and doubt. The Senators, however,
 4     I,     84|          arms. As Caecina was in doubt how he could possibly replace
 5    II,     50|   Tiberius was distracted by the doubt whether he should crush
 6   III,      9|        like secrecy. Men did not doubt that his answer prescribed
 7   III,     41|        of Augustus. But I cannot doubt that even then there were
 8   III,     93|       number of the accusers. No doubt was felt as to the defendant'
 9    IV,     27|     Tiberius. This compels me to doubt whether the liking of princes
10    IV,     75|       destruction, I am often in doubt whether it is not to be
11     V,      3|          left everything else in doubt.~ ~
12    VI,      1|        sailed along Campania, in doubt whether he should enter
13    VI,     25|     Tarpeian rock. To remove any doubt that the vastness of his
14    VI,     31|      starvation, there was not a doubt; whether of his own choice
15    VI,     41|      flames. All this is full of doubt and legendary exaggeration.
16    XI,     13| confusion, as the people were in doubt who should be summoned to
17   XII,     22|      foreign princes, was yet in doubt whether it were better to
18   XII,     75|   paramour, so that no one could doubt that she held honour, modesty
19  XIII,     22|          Plinius and Cluvius, no doubt was felt about the commander'
20  XIII,     65|    revenue collectors, made Nero doubt whether he should not order
21   XIV,      6|        heard of the plot, and in doubt whether she was to believe
22    XV,     46|         leading citizens were in doubt whether to regard him as
23   XVI,     21|                 When Nero was in doubt how the ingenious varieties
24   XVI,     29|         and leave it a matter of doubt what the senators would