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 1    II,  93|   constitutions of the Germans and Gauls, always liable to disease.
 2   III,  34|           a protection against the Gauls from beyond the Padus, or
 3   III,  72|           was surrendered, nor the Gauls, when it was captured, had
 4    IV,  55|            Empire was at hand. The Gauls, they remembered, had captured
 5    IV,  59| treacherous representations of the Gauls, Vocula marched against
 6    IV,  59|        former days, Vindex and the Gauls in more recent times, were
 7    IV,  59|           retired to Novesium. The Gauls encamped at a distance of
 8    IV,  60|         Should the Germans and the Gauls lead you to the walls of
 9    IV,  64|          fight for empire with the Gauls, he should have on his side
10    IV,  65|           while the banners of the Gauls glittered on every side.
11    IV,  74|    strengthened the loyalty of the Gauls. Now that their youth were
12    IV,  79|       strength of Rome. As for the Gauls, what are they but the prey
13    IV,  81|       animated the combatants; the Gauls they urged to fight for