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 1       1,  XXIV  |     eminent deeds two measures of land were given to each of those
 2       1,  XXXVII|       more than so many jugeri of land, through the other that
 3       1,  XXXVII|          those who possessed more land than the law permitted (
 4       1,  XXXVII|        they deprived them of some land from their countryside,
 5       1,  LV    |   accordance with the laws of the land everyone presented himself
 6       1,  LV    |         sees in a small extent of land there have existed for a
 7       2,  IV    |          people in Italy, both on land and on the sea, and although
 8       2,  VII   |              CHAPTER VII~HOW MUCH LAND THE ROMANS GAVE EACH COLONIST~
 9       2,  VII   |          the truth as to how much land the Romans distributed per
10       2,  VII   | seven-twelfths [3 7/12] Jugeri of land, which in our measures are ... [
11       2,  VII   |          it was not the amount of land, but its good cultivation,
12       2,  VIII  |           constrained to seek new land. And these such are sometimes
13       2,  XVII  |         of Brescia; for when that land rebelled against the French,
14       2,  XVII  |          level of the surrounding land, for being on the plain,
15       2,  XXVII |        him or his forces in their land. Whereupon Alexander, indignant
16       3,  XXV   |       Cincinnatus, four jugeri of land was enough to support him.
17       3,  XXIX  |       Sicily, and carried to that land. And Timastheus, their Prince,