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1     I,  52|      its allegiance it had been anticipated by the armies of Lower Germany.
2     I,  61|          was sunk in sloth, and anticipated the enjoyment of supreme
3   III,  16|     originate with Antonius; he anticipated in fact what actually happened.
4   III,  55| precipitancy prompted by alarm, anticipated the elections, at which
5   III,  59|          jealous at having been anticipated by Campania, and, as men
6    IV,  16|    attack. The soldiers had not anticipated the assault of the enemy;