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 1     I,  23|         after others, and would help them with his money and
 2    II,  28|   deprived," they said, "of the help of our bravest men. Those
 3   III,  20|        exertions, so now I must help you by prudence and by counsel,
 4   III,  79|     spent, too late to give any help. There he received nothing
 5    IV,  18| excellence of man, and the Gods help the braver side. Let us
 6    IV,  28|      this, and sent a cohort to help. The numbers of the Germans
 7    IV,  37|       states of Gaul, imploring help in money and troops.~ ~
 8    IV,  52|         such splendid offers of help from the allies, and not
 9    IV,  54|        and to lend their divine help to raise the abodes which
10    IV,  76|      they had summoned to their help, had imposed their yoke
11    IV,  82|  Agrippinenses were begging for help, and were offering to give
12    IV,  82|      importunity in begging for help, before the enemy, recovering
13     V,  4 |       that man who should first help them to be quit of their
14     V,  11|        was sent by Nero, and by help of his good fortune, his