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 1     I,  35|       appeal, he stood before the rampart of the camp, and spoke as
 2   III,  27|       heads, they advanced to the rampart in a dense "testudo." Both
 3   III,  28|         back from undermining the rampart and battering the gates.
 4   III,  29| battlements and upper part of the rampart. At the same time an adjoining
 5   III,  29|       opposed him, he mounted the rampart, waved his hand, and shouted
 6   III,  29|         threw themselves from the rampart. The entire space between
 7    IV,  35|       surrounded with a ditch and rampart, where his men might deposit
 8    IV,  35|           began to strengthen the rampart and the towers of the camp,
 9    IV,  38|      constructed a breastwork and rampart across their territory,
10    IV,  78|       their camp with a fosse and rampart, for up to that time they