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 1     I,  19|        receive and to credit all intelligence that had an unfavourable
 2     I,  34|        in the dearth of all true intelligence, and overborne by the universal
 3     I,  75|       allegiance to him. Similar intelligence was received from Spain,
 4     I,  82|      opportunities, admit of all intelligence being publicly announced,
 5     I,  84|        felt; with every piece of intelligence that rumour brought, men
 6    II,  28|                 When, therefore, intelligence reached him that the cavalry
 7    II,  54|          army believing that the intelligence thus brought was authentic.
 8    II,  57|          march, when he received intelligence of the victory at Bedriacum,
 9    II,  80|       and listened to the joyful intelligence that came pouring in from
10    II,  85|        his way, according to the intelligence he received.~ ~
11    II,  98|          with troops stopped all intelligence. And on the sea the prevalent
12    II,  99|        enemy and by the menacing intelligence from every quarter, ordered
13   III,  13|         despatched to convey the intelligence to Antonius. But when this
14   III,  40|       the field, received speedy intelligence of the betrayal of the Ravenna
15   III,  54|          denied the truth of the intelligence which he brought, and even
16   III,  56|          at every fresh piece of intelligence, and finally drinking to
17   III,  69|         the dwelling of Sabinus. Intelligence was there brought to him
18   III,  79|      received nothing but gloomy intelligence, that Sabinus was dead,
19    IV,  19| messengers came hurrying in with intelligence that a camp had been stormed,
20    IV,  29|      watch to prevent any secret intelligence of advancing succours from