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 1    II,  15|   inactive. They brought up reinforcements and attacked the enemy,
 2    II,  23|    might be strengthened by reinforcements, and change the fortune
 3    II,  26| completely crushed, and the reinforcements who were coming up to their
 4    II,  43| army with the reserves. New reinforcements were supplied by Varus Alfenius
 5   III,  1 |    it advisable to wait for reinforcements, and to protract the campaign,
 6   III,  15| Vitellius had also summoned reinforcements from Britain, Gaul, and
 7   III,  25|  been strengthened by fresh reinforcements, while the enemy's array
 8    IV,  14|  was directed to divert the reinforcements which Vitellius had called
 9    IV,  26|    had been slaughtered, no reinforcements coming up; that all these
10    IV,  26|     about Gaul, begging for reinforcements, and established as a precedent
11    IV,  81| presented the appearance of reinforcements. What checked them in their