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 1     I,     23|        living I will uphold the loyalty of the legions, or Pierced
 2     I,     39|       gave up in proof of their loyalty. The men's troubles were
 3     I,     44|         the unity of Italy, the loyalty of Gaul, the entire absence
 4     I,     45|        rather than cast off his loyalty, plucked his sword from
 5     I,     56| repentance, a guarantee of your loyalty." ~ ~
 6     I,     72| respectively, for treachery and loyalty towards us. Arminius was
 7     I,     77|       my first day of steadfast loyalty towards the Roman people.
 8    II,      1|         as from distrust of the loyalty of his countrymen. ~ ~
 9    II,     11|      army, a man famous for his loyalty, and for having lost an
10   III,     65|    ascribing the success to the loyalty and courage of his generals,
11   III,     70|      ambiguity, extolling their loyalty in so sharply avenging the
12   III,     87|       without wavering in their loyalty to the Roman people. Aphrodisia
13    IV,     35|      war had proved the zealous loyalty of Ptolemaeus, a custom
14    IV,     64|         of their friendship and loyalty, which, they said, would
15    IV,     73|        on antiquity of race and loyalty to Rome throughout her wars
16    VI,     44|   source of ruin to others. His loyalty was still untainted and
17    VI,     55|  maintaining his honour and his loyalty. This done, he returned
18    XI,     19|      had never relinquished the loyalty which, with the consent
19  XIII,     22|      felt about the commander's loyalty. Fabius certainly inclines
20  XIII,     24|          with having sapped the loyalty of the provinces, or, in
21  XIII,     45|       as a traitor to prove his loyalty to us, was following up
22  XIII,     70|       the Germans in arms or in loyalty. Then they went down and
23    XV,     26|        thought about each man's loyalty. And nations were timidly
24    XV,     62|       in Campania, to shake the loyalty of the officers of the fleet