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 1     I,  59|            the feud rose to such a height that Trebellius was insulted
 2    II,  19|          the towers were raised in height. It was not only of the
 3    II,  78|         cypress tree of remarkable height on his estate had suddenly
 4   III,  20|       ground is level, what is the height of the walls, whether the
 5   III,  20| thoughtless mob, marvelling at the height of the towers and at the
 6   III,  27|            at them from a superior height. Antonius then assigned
 7   III,  47|        according to the increasing height of the waves, till the vessel
 8   III,  71|             had grown up to such a height as to be on a level with
 9    IV,  54|       profane the work. Additional height was given to the structure;
10    IV,  64|          of Veleda was then at its height, because she had foretold
11     V,  13|         ground. Two hills of great height were fenced in by walls
12     V,  13|            towers were raised to a height of sixty feet, where the
13     V,  13|        where the ground fell, to a height of one hundred and twenty.
14     V,  13|            rising to a conspicuous height, the tower Antonia, so called
15     V,  16|           of his equipment and the height of his stature. ~ ~