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 1 4|      dead and so few Romans, believing they had had the disadvantage,
 2 4|    to go and meet him, or by believing that the enemy, also in
 3 5|     shod: so that the Cimbri believing he was encamping, they also
 4 5|   the number of Legions, and believing that no part had remained
 5 5|      remains open. The enemy believing this, fortifies himself
 6 5|       So that the Parthians, believing he should not want to decamp
 7 6|   same day, so that each one believing himself to be alone to whom
 8 6|   country: whence the enemy, believing they were forces coming
 9 6| pursue it: whence the enemy, believing that Lucullus did not want
10 7|      Whence the townspeople, believing he was doing this for exercise,
11 7|    from them. Which Hannibal believing to be true, in order to