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 1     I,  15|         for which our ancestors fought, and which I myself obtained
 2     I,  88|      was in the provinces, and, fought as it was between the legions
 3     I,  88|      all their forces; had they fought under other generals there
 4    II,  23|         same time Martius Macer fought a successful battle not
 5    II,  50|       when the battle was being fought at Bedriacum, a bird of
 6    II,  57|      the campaign had yet to be fought. A few of the old soldiers
 7    II,  94|    chieftains, because they had fought for Vindex. He never checked
 8   III,  19|     with which a battle so hard fought, notwithstanding its successful
 9   III,  22|        of no avail. Both armies fought with the same weapons; the
10   III,  27|         invested. At first they fought from a distance with arrows
11   III,  83|      time that armed troops had fought within the city; they had
12    IV,  21|       for whom we have so often fought. Wearied with a protracted
13    IV,  30|         the coward. The Germans fought with inconsiderate fury;
14    IV,  44| powerful minority on the other, fought out their obstinate quarrel,
15    IV,  69|       over the river Mosa. They fought in a narrow defile without
16    IV,  76|        How many battles we have fought against the Cimbri and Teutones,
17     V,  13|        sent to attack them, and fought without any decisive result.
18     V,  13|         the following days they fought a series of engagements
19     V,  27|       was for Vespasian that we fought this war, then Vespasian
20     V,  28|   suggested by word of mouth. I fought the same battle in Germany,