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 1     I,    101|   bloodshed, however cheap its victims. This was alarming to the
 2    II,     89|        lictors, drove away the victims placed by the altars with
 3    II,     99|     with extravagant joy, slew victims, visited the temples, with
 4   III,      3|      met the mourners, offered victims and built altars to the
 5    IV,     49| themselves and glory for their victims. ~ ~
 6    IV,     70|       for the same man to slay victims to the Divine Augustus and
 7    IV,     84|       of informers pursued its victims, without one alleviating
 8    IV,     88|       the year; these were the victims slain to Sejanus." Wherever
 9    XI,      4|  Suilius proceeded to find new victims in two knights of the first
10   XII,     11|        were added to Gotarzes' victims, while, slothful at home
11    XV,      1|        contempt that they were victims to the inroads, not indeed
12    XV,     38|     having slain the customary victims, he removed the crown from
13    XV,     56|     called. Even the gods fell victims to the plunder; for the
14    XV,     58|        it is usual to immolate victims in a pregnant condition.
15    XV,     92|       Capitol with sacrificial victims. One after another, on the