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 1     I,  67|         the army was marching in regular order on Aventicum, the
 2    II,  8 | pretenders I shall relate in the regular course of my work. The pretender
 3    II,  12|      familiar with camps or with regular command, who saw no glory
 4    II,  14|        up as they were among the regular soldiers, whether cowardly
 5    II,  35|       battle the firmness of the regular soldier, and now, as they
 6    IV,  28|  continued to join both sides, a regular battle ensued. The Germans,
 7    IV,  28|      following what had become a regular practice, laid the blame
 8    IV,  36|    pleasure, he attacked them in regular form, having first sent
 9    IV,  47|         rejected, and begged for regular service and pay. Theirs
10    IV,  69|        youth of the country into regular cohorts. To hinder his further