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 1     I,     29|               hurling aside those who bore him on their shoulders,
 2    II,     28|             when the tide changed and bore them the same way as the
 3    II,     52|         general and the chariot which bore his five children. Still,
 4    II,     75|          angered Germanicus, he still bore with patience. ~ ~
 5   III,      3|               tribunes and centurions bore Germanicus's ashes on their
 6   III,     19|          entered the Senate. There he bore patiently the renewal of
 7   III,    106|          victorious army. Several men bore the title at the same time,
 8    IV,     38|            disguise the old grudge he bore the exile Serenus. For after
 9    IV,     47|            Divine Augustus themselves bore all this and let it pass,
10     V,     11|         manners and brilliant genius, bore his adverse fortune with
11    XI,      4|         knights of the first rank who bore the surname of Petra. The
12   XII,     60|         swiftness of the horses which bore him and his wife away. Pregnant
13  XIII,      7|        nineteenth years respectively, bore the brunt of civil wars?
14   XIV,     33|               s patient endurance. He bore indeed the same or even
15   XIV,     41|               of frenzied women, they bore the standards onwards, smote
16   XIV,     52| great-grandson of Asinius Pollio, and bore a character far from contemptible,
17   XIV,     80|              statues of Poppaea; they bore on their shoulders the images
18   XVI,      7|               of Caius Cassius, which bore the inscription "to the
19   XVI,     20|                was there detained. He bore no longer the suspense of
20   XVI,     22|               wickedness, and he also bore ill-will to Thrasea, the