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 1    II,     87|          Rhoemetalces, who, it was proved, had opposed his father'
 2   III,     16|      government of Spain. This, if proved, would not have been fatal
 3   III,     23|          and her devices which had proved so successful, against Agrippina
 4   III,     46|   management of the business. This proved not so beneficial to the
 5   III,     78|            and a love of emulation proved more efficacious than legal
 6   III,    100|      emperor Augustus sufficiently proved that a year's absence and
 7    IV,     33| expeditions against Tacfarinas had proved the uselessness of following
 8    IV,     35|          And now that this war had proved the zealous loyalty of Ptolemaeus,
 9    VI,     22|           and purchase of estates, proved the contrary, as the usurers
10    VI,     25|         vastness of his wealth had proved the man's ruin, Tiberius
11    VI,     31|      blamed the accident which had proved fatal to the accused before
12   XII,     46|           not a single battle, had proved fatal to general whom none
13  XIII,     27|      clearly of imposture. But the proved innocence of Pallas did
14  XIII,     28|      theatre, and that it might be proved whether the populace, in
15  XIII,     46|     fortune which had already been proved more than once by disaster
16  XIII,     57|           the murderer, for it was proved that he had passed some
17  XIII,     58|        notorious in that same year proved the beginning of great evils
18   XIV,     49|         back in flight, and flight proved difficult, because the surrounding
19   XIV,     52|            the will. The crime was proved against them before the
20    XV,     37|        trouble him, as was clearly proved by the fact that he commanded
21    XV,     60|            Asper, a centurion, was proved by the fearlessness of their
22    XV,     63|   suspected that even what was not proved to be true, was not wholly
23    XV,     86|        information of the same men proved fatal to Subrius Flavus.
24    XV,     96|          matured, and conclusively proved was not doubted at the time