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 1     I,     26|         Meanwhile the companies which previous to the mutiny had been sent
 2   III,     11|       obtained leave to accuse Piso's previous career, and the emperor
 3   III,     13|              and the successes of the previous summer, postponed the honour
 4   III,     29|           related, by Camillus in the previous summer, renewed hostilities
 5    IV,     20|           punishment inflicted in the previous year on Caius Silanus, voted
 6    IV,     52|             explain the grounds of my previous silence and my intentions
 7     V,     12|              had been appeased by the previous executions. Accordingly
 8    VI,      5|            against the consuls of the previous year for now sitting silent
 9    VI,     13|            banishment or death, their previous offences being taken into
10   XII,     10|             and Domitius, besides his previous relationship, became now
11   XII,     16| characteristic fickleness, confirming previous experience, that barbarians
12   XII,     30|               by learned men, that no previous example of adoption into
13   XII,     38|               he had consolidated his previous successes. The Brigantes
14  XIII,     10|           perhaps by Ummidius on some previous occasion, received them
15   XIV,     17|            had been used to pass over previous flatteries in silence or
16   XIV,     21|              Neither rank nor age nor previous high promotion hindered
17   XIV,     82|              a promptness inspired by previous atrocities, invented even
18    XV,     39|          journey, might suffice for a previous visit to his brothers and