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1     I,  30|    long return voyage from Alexandria, whither they had been sent
2    II,  79|  to Vespasian was taken at Alexandria under the prompt direction
3   III,  48|  him hasten his advance to Alexandria, for, now that the army
4    IV,  84|   Vespasian was waiting at Alexandria for the periodical return
5    IV,  84|    of the common people of Alexandria, well known for his blindness,
6    IV,  85|  several days journey from Alexandria. He enquired of the priests,
7    IV,  86|    the newly-built city of Alexandria fortifications, temples,
8    IV,  87| traversed, they arrived at Alexandria on the third day. A temple,
9     V,  1 | whom he had withdrawn from Alexandria. This force was accompanied