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 1     I,     20|          the recommendation of only four candidates who were to be
 2     I,     67|      divided his eager legions into four columns, and ravaged a space
 3     I,     73|            accordingly gave Caecina four legions, five thousand auxiliaries,
 4     I,     80|              Germanicus himself put four legions on shipboard and
 5    II,     20|           foot-archers, after them, four legions and Caesar himself
 6    II,     46|      extinct. Accordingly, with his four sons standing at the doors
 7    II,    114|          the Senate was passed that four thousand of the freedmen
 8    IV,      6|            was kept in restraint by four legions, and on this frontier
 9    IV,      6|            in the rear of the other four, and, should Italy suddenly
10    IV,     33|            his people, and equipped four columns, under the command
11    IV,     67|     stockade enclosing an extent of four miles, and by degrees contracted
12    IV,     81|         whose fortune fell short of four hundred thousand sesterces,
13    IV,     93|            and that another body of four hundred, which had taken
14    VI,     62|         sent as his lieutenant with four thousand legionaries and
15    VI,     69|            or from his extreme age. Four commissioners, all husbands
16  Miss        |                                 The four following books and the
17    XI,      6|            first rank, who had paid four hundred thousand sesterces
18   XII,     66|     equipped galleys with three and four banks of oars, and nineteen
19  XIII,     33|    officials of the exchequer, till four months had expired, and
20  XIII,     37|         member of the city populace four hundred sesterces were given,
21  XIII,     38|                       A tax also of four per cent. on the sale of
22  XIII,     48|          Then forming his army into four divisions, he led one in
23  XIII,     53|        philosophy had Seneca within four years of royal favour amassed
24   XIV,     49|            to our soldiers of about four hundred, and only as many
25   XIV,     55|           number of his slaves when four hundred have not protected
26    XV,     29| distinctions all of them, as within four months the infant died.
27    XV,     50|            into fourteen districts, four of which remained uninjured,
28    XV,     77|           stopped at a countryhouse four miles from Rome. Thither
29   XVI,     14|       ruinous disaster by a gift of four million sesterces, so that