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 1     I,     16|         with his own hand, and had added a counsel, that the empire
 2     I,     19|           name of Caesar should be added "son of Julia." The emperor
 3     I,     20|           named after Augustus and added to the Calendar as the Augustales.
 4     I,     71|     Claudius, and Germanicus, were added to the number. The Augustal
 5     I,     96|            of other deities, to be added to a sale of gardens and
 6     I,     98|                              Hispo added that Marcellus had placed
 7    II,     27|         Jupiter, and Augustus." He added nothing about himself, fearing
 8    II,     33|       discharge in person. He also added that if war must still be
 9    II,     41| symphathised. And Tiberius too had added that this was not a time
10    II,     61|         roused the two armies, was added the stimulus of special
11    II,     63|      public liberality the emperor added bounties no less popular.
12    II,     74|      exaggerated what was true and added lies, alleging various charges
13   III,     22|            son." About Plancina he added not a word. ~ ~
14   III,     26|           the name of Claudius was added. For my part, the wider
15   III,     30|        spear. To these the emperor added the civic crown, complaining,
16   III,     50|                             Drusus added a few words on his own experience
17   III,     80|      behalf of the State, and then added a few remarks, without falsehood
18   III,     93|            charges of treason were added, a binding guarantee for
19   III,     97|    preference to Cythnus. This, he added, was also the request of
20    IV,      5|          brother Nero. The emperor added a speech with warm praise
21    IV,     13|     Germanicus, and many more were added. Such is the way with flattery,
22    IV,     29|      treasonable conversation, and added that he kept poison in his
23    IV,     67|             To their confusion was added the growing misery of discord,
24    IV,     88|            and the emperor further added that he had an anxious life,
25    VI,      6|            on many matters, he had added the remark, "They will have
26    VI,     33|         The centurion had actually added, as something highly meritorious,
27    VI,     45|         his eldest son. He further added insult, and sent envoys
28    VI,     69|          and Publius Petronius was added to their number on the nomination
29    XI,     17|         others, chiefly Simonides, added the rest. In Italy the Etrurians
30    XI,     17|            this precedent Claudius added three letters, which were
31    XI,     27|         contributions of Italy was added the tribute of the provinces.
32   XII,      9|            Italy. Claudius further added that sacrifices after the
33   XII,     11|           and tender children were added to Gotarzes' victims, while,
34   XII,     12|           sent them sovereigns. He added some advice for Meherdates,
35   XII,     25|            said nothing), and then added that she had mischievous
36   XII,     28|         were not, it was supposed, added to the city by Romulus,
37   XII,     33|          were heavy with sleep. It added to the men's joy that they
38   XII,     41|         face, the rampart they had added to it, the frowning hilltops,
39   XII,     62|          by retaining their seats, added effrontery to poverty. ~ ~
40   XII,     63|        sesterces. Cornelius Scipio added that he deserved public
41  XIII,      9|        their habitual flattery was added a real joy at his having
42  XIII,     10|       Corbulo the laurel was to be added to the imperial "fasces."
43  XIII,     20|           with some German troops, added as a further honour. He
44  XIII,     38|       purchasers found that it was added as part of the price. The
45  XIII,     43|      Cappadocia, and to these were added a legion from Germany with
46   XIV,     33|            by the flesh of cattle. Added to this was scarcity of
47   XIV,     40|      heaping adulation on Nero, he added that he should have conquered
48   XIV,     53|            collusion. A clause was added to the Senate's decree,
49   XIV,     59|          specially to be found, he added, "in Memmius Regulus." Yet
50   XIV,     72|            these words the emperor added embraces and kisses; for
51   XIV,     83|        gaining over the fleet, and added, in forgetfulness of his
52   XIV,     84|    intensely hot bath. To this was added the yet more appalling horror
53    XV,     18|            a different way. Rumour added that the legions had been
54    XV,     29|           discharged. To these was added a public thanksgiving, and
55    XV,     33|           to Corbulo, to which was added the fifteenth legion, under
56    XV,     34|         successful service. And he added to his army the fifth legion,
57    XV,     39|          To military glory Corbulo added courtesy and hospitality.
58    XV,     48|            characterised old Rome. Added to this were the wailings
59    XV,     53|            for their utility, also added beauty to the new city.
60    XV,     54|          Mockery of every sort was added to their deaths. Covered
61    XV,     69|            charges were absurd, he added an accusation in which he
62    XV,     71|         confessed about Piso, next added the name of Annaeus Seneca,
63    XV,     73|           Nero and Tigellinus were added the violent menaces of Faenius
64    XV,     76|           In quick succession Nero added the murder of Plautius Lateranus,
65    XV,     82|        charms of life. To this she added a few subsequent years,
66    XV,     96|           in a speech, and further added a proclamation to the people,
67   XVI,      4|         the "victory in song," and added the "crown of eloquence,"
68   XVI,      7|    shamelessness and cruelty, Nero added fresh and greater odium
69   XVI,     12|            Such were the mockeries added to murders already perpetrated. ~ ~
70   XVI,     24|                     Capito further added, "The country in its eagerness
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