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 1 4 |      about to undertake a war so near home and upon their own
 2 6 |   contemned them, they were very near denying him the honour of
 3 7 |         up to these ten thousand near a Gaulish village called
 4 7 |          in length, till he came near to the enemy. Just as he
 5 8 | ill-success, against the enemies near the greatest and most populous
 6 12|         city, placed the baggage near to the gates, and, by an
 7 15|          Syracuse, and encamping near the wall, sent ambassadors
 8 16|          Hiero, whose friend and near relation he was, had stated
 9 19|          introduced, as the wall near to it was not difficult
10 25|          the Comitia at Rome was near at hand, the senate thought
11 29|      Etruria, that had proceeded near to revolt, and visited and
12 31|          not till Marcellus came near; and then all starting up