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 1     I,     47|          granted to those who had served in twenty campaigns; that
 2     I,     47|         release for those who had served sixteen, and that they were
 3    II,     13|          Roman speech, for he had served in our camp as leader of
 4    II,     67|         Numidian by birth, he had served as an auxiliary in the Roman
 5   III,      1|          every one indeed who had served under Germanicus, many strangers
 6   III,     48|      Italy, though he had himself served forty campaigns in various
 7    IV,     93|         the German infantry which served with us, to take the enemy
 8    VI,      3| praetorian soldiers, after having served their campaigns, should
 9    XI,     21|          of the Canninefates, had served long as our auxiliary, had
10   XII,     69|           greedy eye. Priscus had served under Taurus in his proconsular
11  XIII,     43|     money-making traders, who had served all their time in towns.
12  XIII,     71|            that afterwards he had served under the leadership of