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 1     I,  12|         hopes for themselves, and spread interested reports, in which
 2     I,  17|      ill-concealed rumour did but spread it the more. ~ ~
 3     I,  26|                     The contagion spread to the legions and the auxiliary
 4     I,  50|        also a report, ingeniously spread and recklessly believed,
 5     I,  62|    slaughtered. Such an alarm was spread through Gaul, that as the
 6    II,  1 |         ever eager to invent, had spread the report that he was sent
 7    II,  8 |           haste. Thence the alarm spread far and wide, and many roused
 8    II,  88|    populace had poured forth, and spread themselves throughout the
 9   III,  23|       huge stones, and would have spread destruction far and wide,
10   III,  54|    allowed, finding it forbidden, spread rumours exaggerating the
11   III,  61|           back into the camp, and spread panic everywhere by exaggerated
12    IV,  34|        the preoccupied enemy, and spread a panic more than proportionate
13    IV,  35|       throughout both armies, and spread incredible panic among his
14    IV,  39|        party feelings, helping to spread the report, which was not
15    IV,  65|        the fields and houses, and spread themselves everywhere to
16    IV,  70| precipitated it, and, in order to spread a report of his death, he