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1     I,  42 |      Sulpicius Florus, of the British auxiliary infantry, to whom
2    II,  57 |      own army 8000 men of the British conscription. He had proceeded
3    II,  100|       veteran troops of three British legions, and a chosen body
4   III,  1  |   them with the flower of the British army. Our numbers are not
5   III,  22 |    with the veterans of three British legions (the 9th, 2nd, and
6   III,  41 |       Three cohorts with some British cavalry arrived, a force
7    IV,  16 | messengers to tamper with the British auxiliaries and with the
8    IV,  47 |    drawn up apart, making the British, the German, and any other