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 1     I,      6|           ordering the tribune in charge of the prisoner not to delay
 2     I,      7|       knew this, fearing that the charge would be shifted on himself,
 3     I,     17|        yet he would undertake the charge of whatever part of it might
 4     I,     40|           the lower was under the charge of Aulus Caecina. The supreme
 5     I,     50|         way with a mob to fix any charge, however groundless, on
 6     I,     87|         he ordered the Germans to charge, exclaiming again and again, "
 7     I,     90|          then the infantry, might charge the enemy. ~ ~
 8     I,     96|     Augustus. Against Rubrius the charge was that he had violated
 9     I,     97|         Caepio Crispinus, and the charge was supported by Romanus
10     I,     97|         remarks about Tiberius, a charge not to be evaded, inasmuch
11    II,      7|      Anteius, and Caecina had the charge of building a fleet. It
12    II,     14|     Batavian chief, dashed to the charge where the stream is most
13    II,     21|          finest of his cavalry to charge them in flank, Stertinius
14    II,     54|          was in his prime and had charge of the affairs of the East,
15    II,     65|         the Julian law. As to the charge of treason, the emperor
16    II,     85|          himself the odium of the charge. ~ ~
17   III,     17|         not deny. It was only the charge of poisoning from which
18   III,     22|          odium excited by a lying charge, since my truth and innocence
19   III,     23|   acquitted the young Piso of the charge of civil war on the ground
20   III,     54|           for extortion, adding a charge of treason, which then crowned
21    IV,     17|        Caius Gracchus on the same charge. Gracchus's father, Sempronius,
22    IV,     25|     extricate themselves from the charge of extortion. The whole
23    IV,     33|          cannot stand against the charge of infantry. He then fortified
24    IV,     36|    ancient precedent, had had the charge of the "woodland pastures"
25    IV,     43|           his sister with a false charge of treason. Catus, as I
26    IV,     46|     Cordus was arraigned on a new charge, now for the first time
27    IV,     74|     commissioner to undertake the charge of this temple. As Lepidus
28     V,     13|    Macedonia, but he also had the charge of Achaia. So, to forestall
29    VI,     11|      acknowledge than to deny the charge. Still, whatever is to be
30    VI,     13|         Tiberius believed a false charge. For this Vestilius was
31    VI,     16|         Maecenas, a Roman knight, charge of everything in Rome and
32    VI,     19|           knights, fell beneath a charge of conspiracy. Of these
33    VI,     23|          returned, as there was a charge of treason against Considius
34    VI,     44|    Gaetulicus at this time was in charge of the legions of Upper
35    VI,     51|          attack by a hand to hand charge. Then followed every variety
36    VI,     58|      twenty-four years he had the charge of the most important provinces,
37    VI,     73|       ignorant of the matter, the charge was to a great extent invented
38  Miss        |           Asiaticus, in a ruinous charge. Asiaticus had been twice
39    XI,      4|         night that was the actual charge against one of them. He
40    XI,     37|        him by the enormity of the charge, she might be condemned
41    XI,     38|          single word what was the charge or who was the accuser.
42    XI,     44|     opportunity of disproving the charge. Meanwhile the holy virgin
43    XI,     45|      Sulpicius Rufus, who had the charge of the Games, and Juncus
44   XII,     49|           what he took as a grave charge, punished with banishment
45   XII,     60|           conducted at the public charge to Tiridates, who received
46   XII,     67|           the emperor's fright to charge Narcissus, who had been
47  XIII,      1|         freedman, men who had the charge of the emperor's domains
48  XIII,      5|      armies he would himself take charge, as specially entrusted
49  XIII,     16|           removed Pallas from the charge of the business with which
50  XIII,     17|    Agrippina's menaces, having no charge against his brother and
51  XIII,     21|         to go at once and put the charge in the most dreadful form. ~ ~
52  XIII,     22|     Tuscus, intrusting to him the charge of the praetorian cohorts,
53  XIII,     24|          man come forward who can charge me with having tampered
54  XIII,     24|      would not be forthcoming, to charge me not merely with a few
55  XIII,     34|      emperor then transferred the charge of the public accounts from
56  XIII,     36|         his accusers dropping the charge. Clodius Quirinalis, having,
57  XIII,     44|          begin an engagement. The charge of these defensive positions
58  XIII,     57|          and Pontia intrusted the charge of her chamber to a female
59  XIII,     61|      utterly at variance with the charge. Still, just as if he had
60  XIII,     62|        not endure his rigour, the charge of the affair was at his
61   XIV,      9|         Senate and the people, to charge him with the wreck, with
62   XIV,     46|          thousands, much less our charge and our blows. If you weigh
63   XIV,     73|          Agrippina's friendship a charge against him. Tigellinus,
64   XIV,     81|          could also be fastened a charge of revolutionary designs.
65   XIV,     83|         forgetfulness of his late charge of barrenness against Octavia,
66   XIV,     86| effectually by Seneca on the same charge. This alarmed Piso, and
67    XV,     26|   steadily. For as the dread of a charge of extortion has been a
68    XV,     44|          Accusers were ordered to charge him with prodigality in
69    XV,     65|   conspiracy, though Nero on that charge gratified an old resentment
70    XV,     72|        her positive denial of the charge. Thus the first day's inquiry
71    XV,     89|          would be involved in the charge. None however of the conspirators
72   XVI,      8|    Cassius and aunt of Silanus, a charge of incest with her brother'
73   XVI,     18|         banished to Sardinia on a charge of conspiracy, and on receiving
74   XVI,     33|      again," they asked, "was the charge against Agrippinus except
75   XVI,     34|    bygones, but there was a fresh charge involving the daughter in