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 1     I,  41|         at the first blow, which struck him on the back of the knee;
 2     I,  43|      legion, while those who had struck the blow, those who had
 3    II,  42|       throw their javelins, they struck through helmets and breastplates
 4    II,  53|  fascinations of life. They were struck with admiration, and were
 5    II,  64|        who in a road-side tavern struck down his prisoner, and cut
 6   III,  12|        however, were immediately struck off on the interference
 7   III,  23|     scattered at random, and had struck against the trees without
 8   III,  56|          the victims are usually struck down. But the most portentous
 9   III,  59|         war with new vigour, had struck terror into Italy, so now
10   III,  84|        meant for the tribune. He struck off that officer's ear,
11    IV,  6 |      army of fellow culprits was struck down. At first there was
12    IV,  26| imprisonment of a single soldier struck them with terror. This fellow
13    IV,  26|      while the ill-affected were struck with terror. Then, as all
14    IV,  30|          bravest frequently were struck down by the missiles of
15    IV,  35|           stood their ground and struck fiercely at the foe, now
16    IV,  75|         Even the conquerors were struck dumb, and dared not utter
17     V,  8 |     great cities, but afterwards struck by lightning and consumed.