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 1     I,  19|      the Senate, which was as plain and brief as his speech
 2    II,  25| trenches to be filled up, the plain to be cleared, and the line
 3    II,  43|                    In an open plain between the Padus and the
 4   III,  20| encounter is indeed perfectly plain. There will be the darkness,
 5   III,  21|       which was posted in the plain, next came the 7th (Claudius'),
 6   III,  61|     situated in the adjoining plain, was occupied by a garrison
 7   III,  76|     risk an engagement in the plain. I have mentioned before
 8    IV,  65|       so noticeable; the open plain and the light of day revealed
 9     V,  4 |       all directions over the plain, when a herd of wild asses
10     V,  8 |     far from this lake lies a plain, once fertile, they say,
11     V,  16|   delay. But a wide extent of plain naturally saturated with