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 1 10|     And so matters, which as being still not accurately known
 2 11|      exhibit more spirit, as being a people whom a long peace
 3 12|       the cause in each case being the same, namely, the excessive
 4 22|     on the native population being carried as far as the Taus,
 5 22|     Sorties were continually being made; for these positions
 6 24| attack, inasmuch as Ireland, being between Britain and Spain
 7 26|   night the ninth Legion, as being the weakest, and cutting
 8 30|      of succour, inasmuch as being the most renowned nation
 9 38|      attempt at rallying, it being also impossible, as summer
10 39|  thousands of the enemy, was being celebrated with just applause.
11 40|   embrace and without a word being spoken, he mingled in the
12 44|      of Collega and Priscus, being in the fifty-sixth year
13 45|     know that our sighs were being recorded, to have, ever