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 1 I   |         afraid. They commenced to drink again. Their ragged tunics
 2 I   |          to conciliate the army.~“Drink!” she said.~He took the
 3 I   |         Gaul, “when a woman gives drink to a soldier, it means that
 4 II  |        bent down, giving his mule drink, and watching the water
 5 II  |     perhaps he would break off to drink a ptisan made of the ashes
 6 II  |             They gave him wine to drink, and he wept; then he launched
 7 VI  |          time to time in order to drink more copiously.~Matho resumed:~“
 8 VI  |         go back into his tent and drink a mixture of barley and
 9 VI  |          and to give them iron to drink.~A strip of green cloth
10 VI  |         viper broth was smoking.~“Drink!” said he, “that strength
11 VII |      butter, cardamom, and wine: “Drink freely,” said she, “of the
12 VIII| themselves along and brought them drink. The sentries walked up
13 XIII|           every morning made them drink the juice of certain herbs
14 XIV |        and opened their mouths to drink. Others by the side of the
15 XIV |        sixty left. They asked for drink. They were told by shouts
16 XV  |        with a cup in her hand, to drink also. She fell down again