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 1     I,     72|        especially at that last banquet after which they rushed
 2    II,     38|        drove him from the very banquet he had prepared as his last
 3    II,     72| customs, loving the chase, the banquet, and all the popular pastimes
 4    II,     75|     was even heard to say at a banquet given by the king of the
 5    II,     84|       said, further proposed a banquet; and when their mirth had
 6   III,     17|      merely alleging that at a banquet given by Germanicus, his
 7    IV,     14|         on sitting down to the banquet, took the cup and handed
 8    IV,     66|        the carelessness of the banquet, of sleep and of wine. So
 9    VI,      6|      the priests, as a funeral banquet. In remonstrating too against
10    VI,     47|      guise of friendship, to a banquet, and disabled him by a lingering
11    VI,     77|       any rate, he ordered the banquet to be renewed, and sat at
12    XI,     48|      returned home to an early banquet; then, in softened mood,
13    XI,     49|      Claudius was still at the banquet when they told him that
14   XII,     67|      an infantry engagement. A banquet too was prepared close to
15  XIII,      1|      the proconsul poison at a banquet, too openly to escape discovery. ~ ~
16   XIV,      6|       now she was invited to a banquet, that night might serve
17   XIV,      6|    emperor. Nero prolonged the banquet with various conversation,
18   XIV,     30|       lake, the table with the banquet was struck and shattered,
19    XV,     64|   would enjoy the bath and the banquet. But Piso refused, alleging
20    XV,     67|    more than usually sumptuous banquet, and gave his favourite
21    XV,     73|       fact of having entered a banquet or a public show in company,
22    XV,     90|        of a fatal end to their banquet, said that they had suffered