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 1     I,    104|      or superstitious motives prevailed, and they yielded to Piso'
 2    VI,     38|       the ex-consuls might be prevailed on to take provinces. He
 3    VI,     47| king-like. But now expediency prevailed, and he invited Abdus, under
 4    VI,     68|   fortune of war. This advice prevailed, for Abdageses had the chief
 5    XI,     13|       hands. Finally Gotarzes prevailed. Established in the palace,
 6    XI,     47|       mercy, but his freedmen prevailed on him not to let any indulgence
 7   XII,      4|                   This advice prevailed, backed up as it was by
 8  XIII,     32|                     This view prevailed, and the emperor replied
 9  XIII,     70|       of our armies, a rumour prevailed that the commanders had
10   XIV,     20|      degrading themselves. He prevailed too on some well-known Roman
11   XIV,     57|     voted for their execution prevailed. But the sentence could