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 1     I,  2 |    cities in Campania's richest plains were swallowed up and overwhelmed;
 2    II,  17|    district of Italy, the broad plains and cities which lie between
 3    II,  19|      position, if on those open plains Caecina and his army were
 4    II,  22|        with combatants, and the plains glittered with masses of
 5    II,  70| conceived a desire to visit the plains of Bedriacum and to survey
 6   III,  8 |  surrounded as it was with open plains, suitable for the action
 7   III,  13|       and crushed on these very plains, only that so many thousands
 8   III,  42|         His troops occupied the plains of Umbria and that portion
 9   III,  63|  standards and colours into the plains beneath Narnia. The army
10    IV,  23|      cavalry galloped about the plains. At the same time the fleet
11     V,  19|          Here are these flooded plains which we know so well, here