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 1     I,  85| swollen, broke down the wooden bridge, was checked by the heap
 2     I,  86|       slaughter at the Milvian bridge, whom the stern policy of
 3    II,  34|   others. They began to form a bridge, making a feint of crossing
 4    II,  34|   thrown out above to keep the bridge firm. The cables, however,
 5    II,  34|   disturbed. On the end of the bridge was placed a turret; it
 6    II,  41|       on the construction of a bridge, two tribunes of the Praetorian
 7    II,  89|      advanced from the Mulvian bridge, driving the Senate and
 8   III,  6 |        where they had thrown a bridge across the river. It was
 9   III,  6 |    greater part broke down the bridge, and thus cut off the advance
10   III,  14|        after breaking down the bridge, fell back on Hostilia,
11   III,  17| particularly narrow, while the bridge over the stream which crossed
12   III,  82|        encamp near the Mulvian bridge, and enter the capital on
13    IV,  24|       timber in the shape of a bridge, under which they put wheels,
14    IV,  69| position, as he had occupied a bridge over the river Mosa. They
15    IV,  73|      as he had broken down the bridge over the river Nava. A sudden
16    IV,  80|  cavalry were routed, that the bridge over the Mosella, which
17    IV,  80|    soldiers, in recovering the bridge and holding it with a picked
18     V,  21|      enough for constructing a bridge, and that the Roman army
19     V,  22|        tried to break down the bridge partly built. Night terminated
20     V,  28|    asked for a conference. The bridge over the river Nabalia was