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 1 5 |     critical condition. Veteran soldiers had been massacred, colonies
 2 7 |        perhaps from that of the soldiers, was powerless to restrain
 3 14|      the next. Both were famous soldiers, and by degrees the nearest
 4 15|          what a mere handful of soldiers has crossed over, if we
 5 16| Trebellius, who had escaped the soldiers’ fury by flying and hiding
 6 16|      was a kind of bargain; the soldiers had their license, the general
 7 18|       over about midsummer. Our soldiers made it a pretext for carelessness,
 8 18|        the province, though the soldiers’ confident anticipation
 9 19|     selection of centurions and soldiers, but it was ever the best
10 26|         ordered the most active soldiers of his cavalry and infantry
11 28|     killed a centurion and some soldiers, who, to impart military
12 33|     been well satisfied with my soldiers, and you with your commander.
13 35|     speaking, the ardour of the soldiers was rising to its height,
14 36|       parry the missiles of our soldiers, while they themselves poured
15 36|       familiar to these veteran soldiers, but were embarrassing to