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1 I  |     turned to the Ligurians, the Campanians, the Negroes, and listening
2 II |        without their arms), were Campanians, Gauls, and Greeks, so that
3 II | statements to the Gauls, Greeks, Campanians and Balearians. The Mercenaries,
4 IX |         under Spendius; for some Campanians and Greeks, in their execration
5 XII|         the Samnites, Etruscans, Campanians, and Bruttians.~The Greeks
6 XIV|          Greeks, fifteen hundred Campanians, two hundred Iberians, four
7 XIV|        back. His right comprised Campanians, who were armed with axes;