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 1     I,     30|      legions, as a mark of respect, met him, not as usual, with
 2     I,     33|           or friend of Caesar's who met them, they used those threatening
 3     I,     44|     instantly went to the spot, and met them outside the camp, eyes
 4     I,     50|      through the camp-streets, they met the envoys, who on hearing
 5     I,     80|        infantry, cavalry, and fleet met simultaneously at the river
 6    II,     25|          their positions, with what met the eye, and what was hidden,
 7    II,     36| apprehension. On the day the Senate met, jaded with fear and mental
 8    II,     47|         senator, when the house has met on other matters, to rise
 9    II,     74|           either. At length the two met at Cyrrhus, the winterquarters
10    II,    110|         passed on to others whom he met the intelligence, ill-authenticated
11   III,      2|             by the mourners who now met them, fresh in their grief. ~ ~
12   III,      3|        towns were out of the route, met the mourners, offered victims
13   III,     14|               On the day the Senate met, Tiberius delivered a speech
14   III,     41|             daughter. This news was met with favourable comments,
15    IV,     87|           Latiaris meanwhile having met Sabinus in the streets,
16   XII,      7|            conciliatory speech, and met with decided acquiescence
17   XII,     34|       greater loss on the enemy who met them, and ventured on a
18   XII,     41|      wheeled round, they were again met by the sabres and spears
19   XII,     45|     successful, but soon afterwards met with reverses; either because,
20   XII,     49|         provocation. Once when they met, Nero greeted Britannicus
21  XIII,      9|          Aegeae, a city of Cilicia, met Quadratus who had advanced
22  XIII,     49|         lieutenant and camp-prefect met with similar success; three
23   XIV,      7|            shoulder. She swam, then met with some small boats which
24   XIV,     11|          dragged off the slaves who met him, till he came to the
25   XIV,     43|         siege. The victorious enemy met Petilius Cerialis, commander
26    XV,     13|             the enemy. The first he met of the defeated army was
27    XV,     19|           in battle. Corbulo, as he met them with his forces on
28    XV,     50|            violence of the fire was met by clear ground and an open
29   XVI,     16|          man's hand towards him, he met the point with his throat. ~ ~