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1 2 |     called upon to undertake the command. ~
2 6 |         not instantly obeyed the command in the letters, by which
3 6 |     horse, they deposed from his command, because the squeak of a
4 10|     sometimes both with consular command, sometimes one as consul,
5 13| consulate, retaining however his command. Being created proconsul,
6 23|       treaty, on laying down his command, immolated an ox; he that
7 28|      withdraw from Marcellus the command of the army; "Seeing that