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 1       1,  IX     |     of the laws] he was soon assaulted by the Macedonians, and
 2       1,  XXI    |    times the King of England assaulted the kingdom of France, and
 3       1,  XXIII  |     those who, when they are assaulted by a powerful enemy, and
 4       1,  XXXI   |  happened that Sergius being assaulted by the Faliscans among other
 5       1,  XXXVIII|      raised a large army and assaulted the Latins and the Ernicians,
 6       1,  XL     |  Greece and the Roman People assaulted him; who, making sure of
 7       1,  LIII   |      the Venetians who, when assaulted by so many enemies could
 8       2,  VIII   |     and how the Tuscans were assaulted by the Gauls, it does not
 9       2,  IX     |     the Carthaginian Captain assaulted the Saguntines friends of
10       2,  X      |     to Hasdrubal when he was assaulted in the Marca [Metaurus River]
11       2,  XI     |  Pope and the King of Naples assaulted them, that being friends
12       2,  XII    |     IT BETTER, FEARING TO BE ASSAULTED, TO CARRY OUT OR AWAIT WAR~
13       2,  XII    |     sustain the war at home, assaulted the Carthaginians who were
14       2,  XII    |     lift the war from Italy, assaulted Africa.~Those who speak
15       2,  XII    | Anteus, King of Libya, being assaulted by Hercules the Egyptian,
16       2,  XII    |   Romans, but when they were assaulted [in their own country] they
17       2,  XIV    |   Romans that the Latins had assaulted them, the Romans did not
18       2,  XVII   |   Ferrara when the Venetians assaulted that State a few years ago)
19       2,  XXIV   | useless because they will be assaulted by the enemy and by your
20       2,  XXIV   |   State as soon as the enemy assaulted them: nor did that fortress
21       2,  XXIV   |  Genoa, his adversaries have assaulted him with ten thousand and
22       2,  XXIX   |    fled before they had been assaulted; and the greater part went
23       2,  XXX    |     English in MDXIII [1513] assaulted that Kingdom, all that Province
24       2,  XXXII  |     peril quickly from being assaulted on all sides and had the
25       2,  XXXII  |    to the enemy: and if they assaulted them with towers, they endeavored
26       2,  XXXII  |    he entered Attica, having assaulted Utica and not succeeding
27       3,  X      |    Perseus; for Philip being assaulted by the Romans, decided not
28       3,  X      |     a town of the Swiss, was assaulted and routed by them; and
29       3,  XI     |   will have a remedy, who is assaulted by many, any time he knew
30       3,  XXXVII |    in his times, having been assaulted by the Romans, abandoned
31       3,  XLIV   |  OBTAINED~The Samnites being assaulted by the Roman army, and being
32       3,  XLIV   |      refuse them to him. But assaulted by the quick proceeding (
33       3,  XLV    |   Consuls was better. Decius assaulted the enemy with all his strength