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 1     I,     10|     Augustus, whose will, which was brought in by the Vestal Virgins,
 2     I,     11|             his bidding that he had brought forward this motion, he
 3     I,     46|          matters. For news was also brought that the soldiers were preparing
 4     I,     51|           into which the legion had brought itself, he dwelt with the
 5     I,     54|        child too, born in the camp, brought up amid the tents of the
 6     I,     66|     preparation, for his scouts had brought word that among the Germans
 7     I,     69|              annoyed him. Still, he brought his achievements under the
 8     I,     75|             for mercy from Rome, he brought his father's message; he
 9     I,     76|            the defeat of Varus were brought in, having been given as
10     I,     77|             compulsion she has been brought here. It will be for you
11     I,     78|             child; the boy, who was brought up at Ravenna, soon afterwards
12     I,     84|             by the fleet, as he had brought them up. Part of the cavalry
13     I,     97|      insignificant, formidable, and brought ruin first on others, finally
14    II,      6|       legions and supplies would be brought up simultaneously, and the
15    II,     10|             that he did not have it brought up the river. He disembarked
16    II,     17|                      The same night brought with it a cheering dream
17    II,     22|            the boughs, archers were brought up and they were shot for
18    II,     23|        chains which the Germans had brought with them for the Romans,
19    II,     28|          put on board the fleet and brought down the river Amisia to
20    II,     63|        spendthrifts whose vices had brought them to penury, like Vibidius
21    II,     68|         most elaborate honours, and brought forward all the old deeds
22    II,     87|      captivity the further he went, brought him, aware at last of his
23    II,    110|         Germanicus was still alive, brought more cheering tidings about
24    II,    112|           at such a time, even this brought grief to the people, who
25    II,    115|                    Next the emperor brought forward a motion for the
26   III,     33|           slaves, her infamies were brought to light, and a motion of
27   III,     40|   unpunished, while many noble acts brought ruin. At last, in his sixth
28   III,     42|          beyond the praetorship. He brought into it the consulship;
29   III,     58|          some Gallic chieftains who brought aid, in order that they
30   III,     67|        because of the perils he had brought, as I have related, on Lepida,
31   III,     81|           Quintus Haterius, when he brought forward a motion that the
32    IV,      7|        State, inasmuch as that year brought with it the beginning of
33    IV,     11|            princes with kind words, brought them in and presented them
34    IV,     18|                       This year too brought embassies from the Greek
35    IV,     19|       praetors, the emperor finally brought forward a motion about the
36    IV,     20|                 That same year also brought fresh sorrow to the emperor
37    IV,     30|            powerful pleader, he had brought on himself, by his persistent
38    IV,     35|          fact, with a smaller army, brought back with him illustrious
39    IV,     36|         most daring followers, were brought prisoners to Rome where
40    IV,     37|          was the name of both) were brought before the Senate; the father,
41    IV,     40|          ineffective, and the State brought to the verge of ruin. "Better,"
42    IV,     50|         Asia, on proof that charges brought against him by Vibius Serenus
43    IV,     84|            the bounty of the prince brought relief to suffering, yet
44     V,      1|            impatient was he that he brought her to his house actually
45    VI,      6|           Several charges were next brought, as soon as the opportunity
46    VI,     17|                   A motion was next brought forward in the Senate by
47    VI,     18|           high price of corn almost brought on an insurrection. For
48    VI,     20|              at Rome. Though he was brought up by his father under a
49    VI,     21|             Subsequently, by a bill brought in by the tribunes, interest
50    XI,     18|                       Claudius then brought before the Senate the subject
51    XI,     21|      campaign was the beginning, he brought his triremes up the channel
52    XI,     21|           driven out Gannascus, and brought everything into good order,
53    XI,     29|          that new members have been brought into the Senate from Etruria
54    XI,     37|      imperial chamber, it certainly brought scandal on the State, but
55    XI,     42|           messengers from all parts brought the news that everything
56    XI,     45|      culprits and their punishment. Brought before the tribunal, Silius
57   XII,      4|       otherwise famous, whom he had brought forward as a candidate for
58   XII,     24|        Mithridates was given up and brought to Rome by Junius Cilo,
59  XIII,      5|           or domestic feuds, and he brought with him no hatreds, no
60  XIII,      8|            adjacent provinces to be brought up for the supply of the
61  XIII,     10|         fact that Vologeses had not brought himself to offer hostages
62  XIII,     45|            with any force which was brought against him, and thus flying
63  XIII,     47|          thousand men of the third, brought up in the night from another
64  XIII,     48|          the supplies, as they were brought over mountains in the occupation
65  XIII,     52|             on which the motion was brought forward. Other proposals
66   XIV,     18|             of Lollia Paulina to be brought back and a tomb to be built
67   XIV,     20|          disgracing many others, he brought on the stage descendants
68   XIV,     24|        exhibited. And so there were brought to Rome a number of the
69   XIV,     45|           spirit that they actually brought with them, to witness the
70   XIV,     50|             The whole army was then brought together and kept under
71   XIV,     54|             so many innocent lives, brought matters to actual insurrection.
72   XIV,     74|           was murdered by assassins brought over to Massilia, while
73   XIV,     76|            before the centurion and brought him a message from his father-in-law,
74   XIV,     78|             of the murdered man was brought to Rome. At its sight the
75   XIV,     80|          but that her very life was brought into jeopardy by the dependants
76   XIV,     83| marriage-day was a kind of funeral, brought, as she was, into a house
77    XV,     14|           be equal of those who had brought and of those had received
78    XV,     31|             spring, Parthian envoys brought a message from king Vologeses,
79    XV,     34|            of the fifteenth, lately brought up, and picked veterans
80    XV,     42|         rabble of the townsfolk was brought together, with those whom
81    XV,     49|    multitude. Supplies of food were brought up from Ostia and the neighbouring
82    XV,     53|            that the ships which had brought up corn by the Tiber, should
83    XV,     83|            people of Athens. It was brought to him and he drank it in
84   XVI,     21|             freedman of Thermus had brought criminal charges against
85   XVI,     37|    sensuality. As soon as money had brought these vices to light, he
86   XVI,     38|                       That same day brought with it a noble pattern
87   XVI,     41|             the slowness of his end brought with it grievous anguish,