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 1     I,     11|                                Next followed a deliberation about funeral
 2     I,     13|                                Then followed much talk about Augustus
 3     I,     58|                     The example was followed by the veterans, who were
 4     I,     65|            honourable scars. Caesar followed up the enthusiasm of the
 5     I,     66|         from the woods. The legions followed at a moderate interval.
 6     I,     77|           it had been my last. What followed, may be deplored rather
 7     I,    100|            city. Its subsidence was followed by a destruction of buildings
 8    II,     15|           too the lead of a few was followed by the shout of the many.
 9    II,     18|            The general's speech was followed by enthusiasm in the soldiers,
10    II,     82|            Gaul. The barbarians who followed the two kings, lest they
11    II,     98|                                Then followed a deliberation among the
12   III,     18|             Praetorian cohorts, who followed him, so it was variously
13   III,     39|            process, to be instantly followed by the seditious proposals
14   III,     40|          had been maintaining. Then followed twenty years of continuous
15   III,     44|                                Next followed Tiberius's fourth, Drusus'
16   III,     59|                    Florus meanwhile followed up his designs and tried
17    IV,     14|          the death of Drusus I have followed the narrative of most of
18    IV,     23|         pontiffs, whose example was followed by the other priests in
19    IV,     50|           the aid of Lucullus. Then followed the acquittal of Fonteius
20    IV,     52|      sayings, have the more readily followed a precedent once approved,
21    IV,     68|            to the conqueror. He was followed by all whom age or sex unfitted
22    IV,     75|          from Rome. Although I have followed most historians in attributing
23    IV,     86|          burst into tears, which he followed up with complaints, and
24     V,      5|         those whose images they had followed as standards. ~ ~
25    VI,     14|         oldest friends, men who had followed him to Rhodes and been his
26    VI,     22|                               Hence followed a scarcity of money, a great
27    VI,     22|         facilities for selling were followed by a fall of prices, and
28    VI,     25|          sorrow of each mourner and followed the rotting corpses, till
29    VI,     51|           hand to hand charge. Then followed every variety of conflict.
30    VI,     75|           he opened his veins. What followed will be a proof that Arruntius
31    XI,     31|            The emperor's speech was followed by a decree of the Senate,
32    XI,     49|        usual. During the days which followed he showed no sign of hatred
33   XII,     36|            the Danube, and was soon followed by his adherents, who received
34   XII,     43|              My punishment would be followed by oblivion, whereas, if
35   XII,     47|             broke out between them, followed instantly by war, and he
36   XII,     47|             aid and a sharp contest followed, which was at first doubtful
37   XII,     56|        reverse of fortune. His wife followed him with his little children,
38   XII,     80|           The decrees of the Senate followed the voice of the soldiers,
39  XIII,      3|             funeral, which was soon followed by deification.~ ~
40  XIII,     34|            a tribune of the people, followed up a personal quarrel he
41  XIII,     58|          any delay the intrigue was followed by marriage. ~ ~
42   XIV,      7|            weight. But this was not followed by the breaking up of the
43   XIV,     26|                                Then followed the deaths of two illustrious
44   XIV,     31|              A fit of illness which followed, convinced people of the
45   XIV,     36|       auxiliaries, while he himself followed with the legions by forced
46   XIV,     40|          crossed, while the cavalry followed by fording, or, where the
47   XIV,     48|            was the enthusiasm which followed the general's address, and
48    XV,     13| accompaniments of war, his army was followed by a great number of camels
49    XV,     20|                                Then followed a short conversation between
50    XV,     30|            foreboded his doom. Then followed, as rumour says, an expression
51    XV,     42|           and colonies, and such as followed in the emperor's train to
52    XV,     44|            arms. A speech from Nero followed, as usual, which stated
53    XV,     48|                          A disaster followed, whether accidental or treacherously
54    XV,     58|           attached to its leg. Then followed an explanation of the diviners,
55    XV,     67|             have inferred from what followed. For when his servile imagination
56    XV,     77|                                Then followed the destruction of Annaeus
57   XVI,      3|          the promised cave, and was followed not only by our soldiers