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 1     I,     46|            hands with the stain of plunder on them would soon be daring
 2     I,     76|           in, having been given as plunder to many of those who were
 3     I,     80|           and amid the carnage and plunder, found the eagle of the
 4    II,     23|          there were found amid the plunder the chains which the Germans
 5    II,     67|         familiar with robbery, for plunder and for rapine. After a
 6    II,     80|         found the long-accumulated plunder of the Suevi and camp followers
 7   III,     29|          villages and carrying off plunder wholesale. Finally, he hemmed
 8   III,     56|           were roaming in quest of plunder or of reinforcements, while
 9    IV,     32|          Garamantes to receive his plunder and to be the partner of
10    IV,     66|    permission to ravage, burn, and plunder, provided they confined
11    IV,     66|        enjoyment, and, enriched by plunder, they neglected their guards,
12    XI,      6|           everything which invited plunder, and of all articles of
13    XI,     21|      soldier and delighted only in plunder. No one was to fall out
14   XII,     35|    enriched during thirty years of plunder and of tribute. Vannius'
15   XII,     46| calculation, to fury or to lust of plunder, under directions from the
16   XIV,     44|       barbarians, who delighted in plunder and were indifferent to
17   XIV,     47|  destruction, without a thought of plunder. When once the victory has
18    XV,      9|          and some glory as well as plunder had been secured, if only
19    XV,      9|            glory modestly, and his plunder with vigilance. While he
20    XV,     48|       authority, either seeking to plunder more freely, or obeying
21    XV,     56|           gods fell victims to the plunder; for the temples in Rome
22    XV,     64|        which was piled up with the plunder of the citizens, or in public,