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1    II,  14|        on the spot praying for aid. He despatched two cohorts
2    II,  26|        were coming up to their aid were also put to flight.
3   III,  8 |      of Verona were a valuable aid; they served the cause by
4   III,  31|  valiant men should invoke the aid of a traitor. Then they
5   III,  41|        to Vitellius asking for aid. Three cohorts with some
6    IV,  9 |      Vespasian should give his aid. All the more moderate of
7    IV,  51| numbers, had summoned to their aid the Garamantes, a wild race
8    IV,  80|        effort, with the prompt aid of his bravest soldiers,
9     V,  13|        where the hill lent its aid to the fortifications, where