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The Histories Introduction
Book One
1-11 The Setting of the Story
12-50 The Murder of Galba
51-90 The Vitellian Advance
Book Two
1-10 Flavian Caution
11-45 The First Battle of Cremona
46-56 Otho's Suicide
57-73 Vitellius in Northern Italy
74-86 Vespasian Emperor
87-101 Rome Under Vitellius
Book Three
1-35 The Second Battle of Cremona
36-48 A World Convulsed
49-86 The March on Rome
Book Four
1-11 A Divided Senate
12-37 Civilis Revolts
38-53 The New Year, A.D. 70
54-80 The Rhineland Recovered
81-86 Signs and Wonders
Book Five
1-13 The Jews
14-26 The Collapse of Civilis
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