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 1 2 |     perishing, while at the same time they banished the teachers
 2 3 | augmenting the prosperity of the time, and though the public safety
 3 10|   country was then for the first time thoroughly subdued. And
 4 10|         fleet then for the first time sailed, ascertained that
 5 18|          enemy were biding their time. The Ordovices, shortly
 6 18|      entering on his province, a time which others spend in vain
 7 20|         states, which up to that time had been independent, gave
 8 22|       storms; and there was even time for the erection of forts.
 9 25|   soldier’s boastfulness, at one time the deep recesses of the
10 30|   Britain’s glory has up to this time been a defence. Now, however,
11 41|                   41 During this time he was frequently accused
12 44|   interval or breathing space of time, but, as it were, with one