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 1     I,      5|           one and the same report told men that Augustus was dead
 2     I,     49|        audacity. "It was not," he told them, "the camp-prefect,
 3    II,     10|    measuring out his camp, he was told of a revolt of the Angrivarii
 4    II,     11| disfigured his face, and on being told the particular place and
 5    II,     30|          some far-distant region, told of wonders, of violent hurricanes,
 6    IV,     44|  described Rome in old days. They told of great wars, of the storming
 7    IV,     72|        casually or because he was told of it. To test her more
 8    VI,     47|         and many a foul story was told of him. But in the government
 9    XI,      2|         without his wife, and was told in reply that she had paid
10    XI,     10|         Mithridates' brother, now told him that the Parthians were
11    XI,     49|          at the banquet when they told him that Messalina was dead,
12   XII,     12|  Meherdates, who was present, and told him not to be thinking of
13   XII,     75|          was said to have plainly told his intimate friends that "
14  XIII,     17|         to the blush; but when he told Britannicus to step forward
15  XIII,     70|         they were, when they were told that this honour was granted
16   XIV,      3|           and at Nero's disgrace, told him that the incest was
17   XIV,     16|    destroyed her. For he actually told the story of the shipwreck;
18    XV,     87|           who was as unused to be told of the crimes he perpetrated
19    XV,     91|          composed in which he had told the story of a wounded soldier
20   XVI,     12|                     She therefore told her father by message that
21   XVI,     39|          friends, came to him and told him in detail what the Senate
22   XVI,     41|          off. Much remained to be told about the last two years