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 1     I,  8 |    cases been deprived of their territory; and these were reckoning
 2     I,  52|       the confiscation of their territory, were particularly close
 3     I,  58|        There were indeed in the territory of the Lingones eight Batavian
 4     I,  62|                             The territory of the Treveri they entered
 5     I,  63|        it also feared. The next territory was that of the Lingones
 6     I,  65|        slow marches through the territory of the Allobroges and Vocontii,
 7     I,  69|       few days in the Helvetian territory, till he could learn the
 8    II,  78|      vast habitation, boundless territory, a multitude of men." These
 9    II,  87|       plundered like an enemy's territory. ~ ~
10   III,  42|        portion of the Picentine territory that is washed by the Adriatic,
11    IV,  38|        and rampart across their territory, and they and the Germans
12    IV,  58|      him, to enter the Batavian territory and bring back to the Roman
13    IV,  67| massacre all Romans within your territory; liberty and a dominant
14    IV,  68|       that may have been in our territory, have either perished in
15    IV,  69|     opposition. He occupied the territory of the Sunici, and formed
16    IV,  73|       Novesium and Bonna to the territory of the Treveri, voluntarily
17    IV,  76|       and Emperors entered your territory, as they did the rest of
18    IV,  78|                             The territory of the Treveri was occupied
19    IV,  82|         Fabius Priscus into the territory of the Nervii and Tungri,
20     V,  1 |       Titus entered the enemy's territory, preserving strict order
21     V,  3 |      who, not having sufficient territory, took possession of part