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 1     I,  51|          carefully inspected the winter quarters of the legions.
 2     I,  61|        and Spain hesitated. "The winter," they said, "the delays
 3     I,  63|     there, as it was their usual winter quarters. Manlius Valens,
 4     I,  69|        covered with the snows of winter. ~ ~
 5     I,  78|          cohorts in the previous winter, to invade Moesia with great
 6    II,  57|        soldiers were left in the winter quarters, and the conscription
 7    II,  67|          were sent back to their winter quarters; the, 13th were
 8   III,  46|         itself, they stormed the winter quarters of the auxiliary
 9   III,  50|                               As winter was approaching, and the
10   III,  69|       this, the sudden fall of a winter storm baffled both sight
11    IV,  3 |        was stationed to pass the winter, and the noble families
12    IV,  15|      been more depressed. In the winter quarters of the legions
13    IV,  16|           he assailed by sea the winter quarters of two cohorts,
14    IV,  17|       return to their respective winter quarters. It was evident,
15    IV,  19|        who was in command of the winter quarters of two legions,
16    IV,  34|         march they plundered the winter camp of a body of horse
17    IV,  40|        his power by sending into winter quarters the 7th legion,
18    IV,  55|         report was rife that our winter camps in Moesia and Pannonia
19    IV,  64| maintenance of the alliance. The winter encampments of the auxiliary
20     V,  24|       course of erection for the winter abode of the legions, and