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... centurions , and such of the soldiers as stood near , made an encouraging response . A gloomy silence prevailed among the rest , who seemed to think that they had lost by war that right to a donative which they had made good even in ...
... centurions , and such of the soldiers as stood near , made an encouraging response . A gloomy silence prevailed among the rest , who seemed to think that they had lost by war that right to a donative which they had made good even in ...
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... centurion in the same force . Having assured himself by various conversations with these men that they were cunning and bold , he loaded them with presents and promises , and furnished them with money with which to tempt the cupidity of ...
... centurion in the same force . Having assured himself by various conversations with these men that they were cunning and bold , he loaded them with presents and promises , and furnished them with money with which to tempt the cupidity of ...
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... centurions preferred immediate safety to danger and duty . Such was the temper of men's minds , that , while there were few to venture on so atrocious a treason , many wished it done , and all were ready to acquiesce . 29. Meanwhile the ...
... centurions preferred immediate safety to danger and duty . Such was the temper of men's minds , that , while there were few to venture on so atrocious a treason , many wished it done , and all were ready to acquiesce . 29. Meanwhile the ...
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... centurion for themselves , assign the Empire at their pleasure ? Do you tolerate the " precedent ? Do you by your inaction make the crime your " own ? This lawless spirit will pass into the provinces , and though we shall suffer from ...
... centurion for themselves , assign the Empire at their pleasure ? Do you tolerate the " precedent ? Do you by your inaction make the crime your " own ? This lawless spirit will pass into the provinces , and though we shall suffer from ...
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... centurions of the first rank , to bring up the German soldiers from the Hall of Liberty . No confidence was placed in the legion levied from the fleet , which had been enraged by the massacre of their comrades , whom Galba had ...
... centurions of the first rank , to bring up the German soldiers from the Hall of Liberty . No confidence was placed in the legion levied from the fleet , which had been enraged by the massacre of their comrades , whom Galba had ...
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