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 1     I,     29|    the soldiers of the ninth interposed their entreaties, and when
 2     I,    102|       tribune of the people, interposed his veto, and was sharply
 3   III,     25|    an altar to Vengeance, he interposed, protesting that victories
 4    IV,     39|     the odium of the affair, interposed with his veto. Next, Gallus
 5    VI,     22|     till at last the emperor interposed his aid by distributing
 6    VI,     73|       tribune of the people, interposed his veto. Hence a feud between
 7   XII,     64|      the mischief grew, they interposed with an armed force, which
 8  XIII,     56|    of extortion, the emperor interposed, as if implying that vengeange
 9   XVI,     12|    in ancient fashion." Nero interposed his veto, allowing them
10   XVI,     15|     Anteius, till Tigellinus interposed to sanction it. Anteius
11   XVI,     37| towards him, but the lictors interposed and stopped them both. Place