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 1       1,  XXXVIII|          where delaying several days to organize themselves for
 2       1,  XL     |       haughtiness, and in a few days he filled his colleagues
 3       1,  XL     |    hundred and twenty. For some days the fear was equal [on both
 4       1,  XL     |        desired the Consuls. The days that ended the year had
 5       1,  LIV    |    throughout the City for many days.~I conclude, therefore,
 6       2,  IV     |         seen the Swiss do these days, and as one reads was done
 7       2,  VI     |     some in ten, some in twenty days; for this was their usage.
 8       2,  X      |        deferred the fight a few days the news of the death of
 9       2,  X      | vanquished the Swiss, and a few days ago the Pope and the Florentine
10       2,  XII    |    allowed him to enter several days [march] into their country
11       2,  XVII   |  artillery had existed in those days the Romans would not have
12       2,  XVII   |         so strong that in a few days it will be battered down
13       2,  XVIII  |    dominion of Parthia for many days with very few cavalry and
14       2,  XVIII  |        fought valiantly for two days, and though they were later
15       2,  XXIV   |       had to succor it in three days: Hence this example in contrast
16       2,  XXIV   |       resist the enemy for some days until he could be checked;
17       2,  XXVI   |      this injury, that in a few days he took and sacked it. And
18       3,  VI     |       killed by Antoninus a few days before, that he should kill
19       3,  VI     |     their minds turned for many days to a certain matter and
20       3,  XVIII  |   facing each other for several days, both suffered from [lack
21       3,  XXXI   |    infelicity they came in four days, and after only a partial