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1    IV,     25| characteristic of Tiberius to veil new devices in wickedness
2    IV,     72|    openly, and was seeking to veil the deed in secrecy. ~ ~
3    XI,     25| emperor Tiberius, who threw a veil over the discredit of his
4   XII,     71|       however did not seek to veil under any external considerations
5  XIII,     61|    Hitherto Nero had sought a veil for his abominations and
6   XIV,     72|       and trained by habit to veil his hatred under delusive
7    XV,     47|   regular wedlock. The bridal veil was put over the emperor;
8   XVI,      4|       eloquence," that thus a veil might be thrown over a shameful