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 1       1,  X     |     because these are of many fields, they are celebrated according
 2       1,  XXIII |      mountains being like the fields and having roads not only
 3       1,  XXXVII|    through the other that the fields which were taken from the
 4       1,  XXXVII|     This resulted because the fields that the enemies of Rome
 5       2,  VI    |  colonists who received those fields as to the people of Rome,
 6       2,  VI    |     the enemy were not in the fields, that guard was enough;
 7       2,  VII   |      the colonies have public fields where everyone could pasture
 8       2,  XXIII | Florence, and given her those fields which she lacked in order
 9       2,  XXV   |      made incursions upon the fields of Rome, the Senate sent
10       3,  VIII  |    such as selling them those fields which the Romans had taken
11       3,  XII   |      overran and pillaged the fields of the confederate Romans;
12       3,  XXV   |       little concern to their fields being spoiled. The other
13       3,  XXXVII|      Tiber, and then into the fields of Campania. For, on the