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Illyria (search for this): book 2, chapter 85
Meanwhile the operations
of Vespasian were hastened by the zeal of the army of Illyricum, which had come over to his side. The third
legion set the example to the other legions of Mœsia. These were the eighth and seventh
(Claudius's), who were possessed with a strong liking for
VESPASIAN'S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
Otho, though they had not
been present at the battle of Bedriacum. They had
advanced to Aquileia, and by roughly repulsing the
messengers who brought the tidings of Otho's defeat, by tearing the colours
which displayed the name of Vitellius, by finally seizing on the military
chest and dividing it among themselves, had assumed a hostile attitude. Then
they began to fear; fear suggested a new thought, that acts might be made a
merit of with Vespasian, which would have to be excused to Vitellius.
Accordingly, the three legions of Mœsia sought
by letter to win over the army of Pannonia, and
prepared to use force if they refused. During this commotion, Aponius
Sat
Moesia (search for this): book 2, chapter 85
Pannonia (search for this): book 2, chapter 85
Aquileia (Italy) (search for this): book 2, chapter 85
Meanwhile the operations
of Vespasian were hastened by the zeal of the army of Illyricum, which had come over to his side. The third
legion set the example to the other legions of Mœsia. These were the eighth and seventh
(Claudius's), who were possessed with a strong liking for
VESPASIAN'S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
Otho, though they had not
been present at the battle of Bedriacum. They had
advanced to Aquileia, and by roughly repulsing the
messengers who brought the tidings of Otho's defeat, by tearing the colours
which displayed the name of Vitellius, by finally seizing on the military
chest and dividing it among themselves, had assumed a hostile attitude. Then
they began to fear; fear suggested a new thought, that acts might be made a
merit of with Vespasian, which would have to be excused to Vitellius.
Accordingly, the three legions of Mœsia sought
by letter to win over the army of Pannonia, and
prepared to use force if they refused. During this commotion, Aponius
Satu