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 1     I,     13|              People extolled too the number of his consulships, in which
 2     I,     16|       resources of the State, of the number of citizens and allies under
 3     I,     19|             for the praetorship, the number which Augustus had handed
 4     I,     29|        gladiators who were among the number of Blaesus's slaves, others
 5     I,     31|          with which he had endured a number of campaigns; that, as soon
 6     I,     42|            as to correspond with the number of centurions. Then tearing
 7     I,     58|            rank, his birthplace, the number of his campaigns, what brave
 8     I,     71|        Germanicus, were added to the number. The Augustal game's which
 9     I,     73|              at the head of an equal number of legions and twice as
10     I,     76|      kinsfolk and dependents. In the number were some women of rank;
11     I,     81|              harangued his army, the number of gibbets for the captives,
12    II,     10|             and the Batavi among the number, plunging recklessly into
13    II,     40|              magicians. One of their number, Lucius Pituanius, was hurled
14    II,     47|              place and, pleading the number and age of his children,
15    II,     57|            Germanicus, Agrippina, in number of children and in character,
16    II,     66|              endeavoured to make the number of children weigh most in
17    II,     67|             were routed, and after a number of years the name of Furius
18    II,     69|            who ascertains simply the number and the names of the applicants.
19    II,    111|              had ended his life. The number of his statues, or of the
20   III,      3|       entered on office, and a great number of the people thronged the
21   III,     11|              a single judge, where a number would be swayed by hatred
22   III,     37|         there was an increase in the number of persons imperilled, for
23   III,     49|           would happen were it for a number of years to be forgotten,
24   III,     73|    dimensions of country houses? The number of slaves of every nationality?
25   III,     93|              of Silanus, swelled the number of the accusers. No doubt
26    IV,      4|           unsafe to sweep off such a number at once by violence, while
27    IV,      5|            emperor's pretext was the number of veterans on the eve of
28    IV,      6|       legions, and Egypt by the same number. Next, beginning with Syria,
29    IV,     54|              us were enrolled in the number of the gods. Augustus, did
30    IV,     94|       Campania. Senators, knights, a number of the city populace flocked
31     V,     10|             although he had heaped a number of foul charges on Blaesus. ~ ~
32     V,     13|            after the dispersion of a number of his followers' he had
33    VI,      2|              the emperor to select a number of senators, twenty out
34    VI,     13| panic-stricken, for how few of their number were not connected by alliance
35    VI,     21|             himself compelled by the number of persons endangered to
36    VI,     28|               he retained him in the number of his intimate friends. ~ ~
37    VI,     31|        ex-consul and the father of a number of ex-consuls. ~ ~
38    VI,     41|      described its nature. As to the number of years it lives, there
39    VI,     41|            to the bird. For when the number of years is completed and
40    VI,     69|         Petronius was added to their number on the nomination of the
41    VI,     73|         Albucilla, notorious for the number of her lovers, who had been
42    XI,     27|             to affairs at Rome. This number was again doubled, when
43   XII,     56|          moment a rush was made by a number of persons, and chains were
44   XII,     74|              magistrates had had its number reduced, a quaestor, an
45  XIII,      9|         Corbulo was to have an equal number of citizen and allied troops,
46  XIII,     12|            them of his clemency in a number of speeches which Seneca,
47  XIII,     29|          himself with soldiers and a number of gladiators, who, when
48  XIII,     35|              office out of the whole number of praetors. This did not
49  XIII,     47|             which assigned a limited number on one side and offered
50  XIII,     63|             to exceed the prescribed number in their gladiatorial shows,
51   XIV,     24|         there were brought to Rome a number of the people of Nuceria,
52   XIV,     44|             was much frequented by a number of merchants and trading
53   XIV,     45|            the neighbourhood, to the number of about ten thousand armed
54   XIV,     50|           men of the ninth had their number made up with legionary soldiers.
55   XIV,     55|             will be kept safe by the number of his slaves when four
56   XIV,     57|              from all who pitied the number, age, or sex, as well as
57   XIV,     75|              not being sufficient in number or decided in purpose, and,
58   XIV,     76|         sixty soldiers (this was the number on the way), while tidings
59    XV,     11|            800 cavalry, and an equal number of infantry to be in instant
60    XV,     13|              was followed by a great number of camels laden with corn,
61    XV,     22|    assignment of the provinces, by a number of childless persons, who,
62    XV,     48|             incessant menaces from a number of persons who forbade the
63    XV,     57|           lost, in all directions, a number of their triremes with some