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  1     I,      1|           Pompeius and of Crassus soon yielded before Caesar; the
  2     I,      3|     consulships, and as Marcellus soon afterwards died, he also
  3     I,      5|          Caesar, and when Maximus soon afterwards died, by a death
  4     I,      7|                                As soon as Sallustius Crispus who
  5     I,      9|                                As soon, however, as Augustus was
  6     I,     18|         men, except Lepidus, were soon afterwards destroyed by
  7     I,     20|        them to ride in a chariot. Soon the annual celebration was
  8     I,     31|                                As soon as he entered the entrenchments,
  9     I,     31|     number of campaigns; that, as soon as his mind had recovered
 10     I,     33|           on military discipline. Soon after, as he was leaving
 11     I,     39|         letter from Tiberius, but soon finding themselves isolated
 12     I,     44|           seemingly repentant. As soon as he entered the entrenchments,
 13     I,     45|                                As soon as he touched on the mutiny
 14     I,     46|          of plunder on them would soon be daring enough for the
 15     I,     58|         by the veterans, who were soon afterwards sent into Raetia,
 16     I,     60|      majesty those who would have soon yielded, when they once
 17     I,     64|         to their heart's content. Soon afterwards Germanicus entered
 18     I,     77|          by his partisans. And as soon as give opportunity, I show
 19     I,     78|        was brought up at Ravenna, soon afterwards suffered an insult,
 20     I,     83|           trackless wilds, and as soon as he had the opportunity,
 21     I,     83|       suddenly wheeled round, and soon gave those whom he had concealed
 22     I,     84|                                   Soon afterwards Germanicus led
 23     I,     84|           completely occupied, as soon as by a short route and
 24     I,     95|         in his insulting satires. Soon afterwards, Tiberius, when
 25     I,     97|          a vindictive prince, and soon imperilled all the most
 26     I,    106|     enslavement into which it was soon to plunge us. ~ ~
 27    II,      2|         is usual with new rulers. Soon they felt shame at Parthians
 28    II,      5|      woman named Erato and having soon afterwards driven her from
 29    II,      8|         inhabitants of its shore. Soon that name too is changed
 30    II,     21|                        Caesar, as soon as he saw the Cheruscan
 31    II,     24|          on the legions' rear, as soon as they entered the forest.~ ~
 32    II,     28|     ruffled by the sailing ships. Soon, a hailstorm bursting from
 33    II,     35|                                As soon as he found enough witnesses,
 34    II,     43|                                   Soon afterwards this same Piso
 35    II,     49|        first in whispered gossip, soon, as is usual with forbidden
 36    II,     54|           a pitiless emperor, and soon afterwards was arraigned
 37    II,     58|                                   Soon afterwards Drusus was sent
 38    II,     82|         better refuge. Driven out soon afterwards by the overwhelming
 39    II,     83|          a hollow friendship, but soon Rhescuporis overstepped
 40    II,     88|        trackless forests, and was soon borne by his swift steed
 41    II,     88|     broken down by the natives as soon as they heard of the king'
 42    II,     89|           resolved to quit Syria. Soon he was detained there by
 43    II,     95|          his fears from Tiberius. Soon afterwards he expired, to
 44    II,    103|         that he would be there as soon as the praetor who had to
 45   III,      2|                                As soon as the fleet was seen on
 46   III,     19|        companion in death. But as soon as she had secured her pardon
 47   III,     28|         to resume his command and soon afterwards re-entered the
 48   III,     39|         proposals of Lepidus, and soon afterwards by the tribunes
 49   III,     47|                                   Soon afterwards Tiberius informed
 50   III,     68|        several ladies of rank. As soon as the accuser appeared,
 51   III,    102|           Pompeius's theatre. And soon afterwards the emperor in
 52   III,    105|            and then returned, too soon however for the welfare
 53    IV,      2|        Apicius, a rich debauchee. Soon afterwards he won the heart
 54    IV,      3|       temptations of the city. As soon as the camp was completed,
 55    IV,     31|        this to the Senate, and as soon as judges had been appointed,
 56    IV,     34|                                   Soon afterwards news came that
 57    IV,     47|     Assuredly what is despised is soon forgotten; when you resent
 58    IV,     57|        the decline of life, would soon, when enervated by retirement,
 59    IV,     63|        pathless wilds. But he was soon discovered. The horse was
 60    IV,     65|         flee. In this position he soon established a camp, and
 61    IV,     66|           they strictly observed. Soon they resigned themselves
 62    IV,     76|        his home for eleven years. Soon afterwards it was clearly
 63    IV,     80|         their screams and groans. Soon all the neighbours in their
 64    IV,     81|                                As soon as they began to remove
 65    IV,     86|           up with complaints, and soon with yet more daring invective
 66    IV,     93|                                As soon as this was known to Lucius
 67    IV,     93| first-rank centurions had fallen. Soon afterwards it was ascertained
 68     V,      3|           as it was publicly read soon after her death. It contained
 69     V,     11|        who became their sureties. Soon, after several adjournments,
 70    VI,      5|                                As soon as he named Latinius Latiaris,
 71    VI,      6|     charges were next brought, as soon as the opportunity offered,
 72    VI,      6|          appealed to the emperor. Soon afterwards, a letter arrived,
 73    VI,     36|                                   Soon afterwards Cocceius Nerva,
 74    VI,     36|     resolved to die. Tiberius, as soon as he knew it, sat by him
 75    VI,     41|     strength by a long flight, as soon as it is equal to the burden
 76    VI,     52|                    Artabanus very soon marched with the whole strength
 77    VI,     52|         goodwill, took courage as soon as they found leaders.~ ~
 78    VI,     54|                     Vitellius, as soon as Artabanus had fled and
 79    VI,     55|          the name of Mesopotamia. Soon afterwards, Sinnaces reinforced
 80    VI,     59|       Agrippa, a Roman knight, as soon as his accusers had finished
 81    VI,     64|     contempt on the Parthians; as soon as they are at discord,
 82    VI,     65|           Seleucia to the people. Soon afterwards, as he was deliberating
 83    VI,     70|                               For soon afterwards Tiberius's last
 84    VI,     72|       mind, exhausted in body, he soon left to destiny a question
 85    XI,     14|       Lucius Domitius, who became soon afterwards by adoption heir
 86    XI,     21|           careful preparation and soon winning a renown of which
 87    XI,     24|                                   Soon afterwards Curtius Rufus
 88    XI,     24|         The produce was small and soon exhausted. The toil meanwhile
 89    XI,     33|          domestic affairs. He was soon compelled to notice and
 90    XI,     35|          spurn an adulteress, and soon estimate at its true value
 91    XI,     39|         was the woman's name), as soon as she was allowed a private
 92    XI,     44|        detailed her debaucheries. Soon afterwards, as he was entering
 93   XII,      4|  possessed a wife's power. For as soon as she was sure of her marriage,
 94   XII,     14|          enthusiasm of barbarians soon flags from delay or even
 95   XII,     28|           to the altar of Consus, soon afterwards, to the old Courts,
 96   XII,     36|        him on the Danube, and was soon followed by his adherents,
 97   XII,     45|          had been successful, but soon afterwards met with reverses;
 98   XII,     56|   degradation to a barbarian; and soon the common people, whom
 99   XII,     60|         their rustic remedies. As soon as they knew her name and
100   XII,     71|        inhabitants of the island; soon afterwards, by the arrival
101  XIII,      3|       censor's funeral, which was soon followed by deification.~ ~
102  XIII,     26|       Publius Anteius, but he was soon put off by various artifices
103  XIII,     32|           to their common injury. Soon afterwards, his aunt Domitia
104  XIII,     57|           won her consent. But as soon as she was free, she devised
105  XIII,     59|      captivated by Nero's person. Soon, as the emperor's love grew
106  XIII,     65|          to be diminished; for as soon as the customs were swept
107   XIV,     11|         spot with torches, and as soon as all knew that she was
108   XIV,     13|       view of the bay beneath. As soon as the funeral pile was
109   XIV,     20|           spectacle being public. Soon he actually invited all
110   XIV,     34|                                   Soon afterwards, Corbulo's envoys
111   XIV,     44|           and the cross, like men soon about to pay the penalty,
112   XIV,     51|          and Gaul, failed not, as soon as he had crossed the ocean,
113   XIV,     54|                                   Soon afterwards one of his own
114   XIV,     61|         of the other senators. As soon as the consul allowed a
115   XIV,     63|   anxiously sought and much read. Soon full freedom for their possession
116   XIV,     65|       poetry more assiduously, as soon as a passion for it had
117   XIV,     73|     secret apprehensions, and, as soon as he had ascertained that
118   XIV,     76|         for a noble name he would soon find good men to help him,
119   XIV,     79|         ill-starred gift. She was soon afterwards banished to Campania
120   XIV,     80|      being Nero's wife, they will soon find her a husband."~ ~
121    XV,      7|           name, and that he would soon impose on the conquered
122    XV,     37|     interview. The time was to be soon, the place that in which
123    XV,     45|                                   Soon afterwards, giving up Achaia
124    XV,     57|         and of bygone calamities. Soon afterwards, tidings of a
125    XV,     74|           Some there were who, as soon as the conspiracy was betrayed,
126    XV,     74|     overcome everything. Men will soon come to put you also in
127    XV,     97|           that a temple should as soon as possible be built at
128   XVI,      1|                           Fortune soon afterwards made a dupe of
129   XVI,      3|        that he was imprisoned and soon released, his property having
130   XVI,     18|          of procuring his murder. Soon afterwards Cerialis laid
131   XVI,     19|         proconsul of Bithynia and soon afterwards as consul, he
132   XVI,     37|          greed and sensuality. As soon as money had brought these