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 1     I,      6| decree of the Senate for his banishment. But he never was hard-hearted
 2     I,     70|   the empire, he left her in banishment and disgrace, deprived of
 3     I,    102|     empowered to punish with banishment any riotous conduct in the
 4    IV,     50|  censured, and it caused the banishment of Salvianus. Next, the
 5    VI,     13|  Terentius were sentenced to banishment or death, their previous
 6    VI,     24| Macrina too was sentenced to banishment. Her husband Argolicus and
 7    VI,     26|    his mother's doom nor the banishment of his brothers extorted
 8    VI,     73|   and Otho, ending in Otho's banishment. Then Albucilla, notorious
 9   XII,     49|  grave charge, punished with banishment or death all his son's best
10    XV,     92|    escaped with sentences of banishment. Priscus and Gallus were
11   XVI,     35|      lately been driven into banishment, without so much as a glance