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1    II,  84|      of his reign was not so bent on enforcing these iniquitous
2   III,  31|     Then followed, with eyes bent on the ground, a dismal
3   III,  32|     feud which made the army bent on the destruction of the
4    IV,  15|    our kinsmen; we have Gaul bent on the same objects. Even
5    IV,  19|                     Civilis, bent on winning Gaul and Germany
6    IV,  20|    disapproved it, he seemed bent on pursuing the enemy, and
7    IV,  73|   returned, full of fury and bent on again throwing everything
8    IV,  79| Romans, and no one can be so bent on fighting as not to prefer
9     V,  13|   been skilfully obliqued or bent inwards, in such a manner