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 1     I,      5|         has not been thoroughly ascertained whether at the city of Nola
 2     I,     89|         flight. Caecina, having ascertained that the alarm was groundless,
 3     I,     99|       million sesterces, having ascertained that he had inherited poverty.
 4    II,     49|         Clemens by name, having ascertained that Augustus was dead,
 5   III,     33|         that he had himself too ascertained from the slaves of Publius
 6   III,     89|  consuls reported that they had ascertained that at Pergamus there was
 7   III,     99|     special designation. It was ascertained that there was a temple
 8    IV,     10|        Lygdus, a eunuch, as was ascertained eight years later. As for
 9    IV,     63|         villages, and its owner ascertained. Being found and put to
10    IV,     93|          Soon afterwards it was ascertained from deserters that nine
11     V,     13|        colony, he there at last ascertained that the man, when skilfully
12    VI,     10|         of Quadratus I have not ascertained. Many authors, I am well
13    VI,     28|  whether he had also thoroughly ascertained his own horoscope, and the
14    XI,     26|      then known or subsequently ascertained, Cneius Nonius, a Roman
15   XII,     41|         troops. Ostorius having ascertained by a survey the inaccessible
16   XII,     51|        body of soldiers. It was ascertained that Rome had provisions
17   XII,     56|     Pharasmanes were distinctly ascertained. The lust of rule was more
18  XIII,     54|          by stating that he had ascertained from his father's notebooks
19   XIV,     36|       and sword all whom he had ascertained to be against us, he began
20   XIV,     45|       by a forest, having first ascertained that there was not a soldier
21   XIV,     73|          and, as soon as he had ascertained that Plautus and Sulla were
22   XIV,     83| abortion, a fact he had himself ascertained. Then he confined her in