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 1    II,  26|           lines and in front of the entrenchments, that it was very commonly
 2    II,  41|            being driven back on the entrenchments by an inferior force of
 3    II,  44|           in the day he entered the entrenchments, and found himself the centre
 4   III,  27|       attack on some portion of the entrenchments, and on one particular gate,
 5   III,  27|            more to the right of the entrenchments were stationed the 8th and
 6    IV,  21|      retreating in confusion on the entrenchments and the gates. It was there
 7    IV,  23|           Rufus, strengthened their entrenchments and walls. The buildings,
 8    IV,  27| constructing fortifications, making entrenchments, and whatever else might
 9    IV,  34|           being cut down within the entrenchments, when the fortune of the
10    IV,  81|        battle was raging within the entrenchments, they were themselves hampered
11     V,  24|             the stream, entered the entrenchments without opposition. The