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 1     I,      5|    were heard at his funeral wailings from Marcia, in which she
 2     I,     54|   own camp, while groans and wailings attracted the ears and looks
 3    II,    101|    be hurried to ruin by the wailings of Agrippina and the first
 4   III,      3|     their grief by tears and wailings. Drusus went as far as Tarracina
 5   III,     33|    she appealed with piteous wailings to her ancestors and to
 6   XII,     56|  filled every place with her wailings. They were hidden away in
 7   XIV,     11|    the whole shore rung with wailings, with prayers and cries,
 8   XIV,     15|     surrounding heights, and wailings from the mother's grave),
 9   XIV,     43| their theatre resounded with wailings, and in the estuary of the
10    XV,     48|       Added to this were the wailings of terror-stricken women,
11   XVI,     14|   suddenly cut off, amid the wailings of wives and children, who