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 1     I,  63|    voluntarily added a supply of provisions. What the Aedui did from
 2     I,  85|   employment and the scarcity of provisions caused a famine among the
 3     I,  88|          army, and the prices of provisions were raised. These evils
 4    II,  88|     distributing to each soldier provisions ready dressed on the same
 5   III,  8 |         from the want of pay and provisions. Mucianus in frequent letters
 6   III,  32|  supplied the Vitellianists with provisions in the field, and that some
 7   III,  50|     terrified by the scarcity of provisions and the mutinous clamours
 8   III,  60| commanded an extensive prospect, provisions could be safely brought
 9    IV,  24|      aware that only a few days' provisions were in the camp, and that
10    IV,  27|         of the soldiery. Pay and provisions were scanty, Gaul was rebelling
11    IV,  39|          accustomed to buy their provisions from day to day, and to
12     V,  25|          There were no ships, no provisions at hand, and the camp, which