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1     I,  15|    relatives or companions of my campaigns, but because it was not
2    II,  28|     troops victorious in so many campaigns, now that the enemy is in
3    II,  37|      distinction and fame by his campaigns in Britain. Though I would
4   III,  75| contemptible. In five and thirty campaigns he had served the State,
5    IV,  39|     ambition, which even foreign campaigns could not fill to the full,
6    IV,  47|      served the proper number of campaigns, received an honourable
7    IV,  60|       been victorious in so many campaigns, who have so often routed