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 1     I,  36| gave orders to decimate the prisoners, the suppliants, whom he
 2    II,  13|     nor could they be taken prisoners, for they were swift of
 3    II,  17|   Pannonians had been taken prisoners at Cremona, a hundred cavalry,
 4   III,  17|   disposed, plundered, made prisoners, or seized on weapons and
 5   III,  34|    when this was known, the prisoners were secretly ransomed by
 6    IV,  2 |    alarm. The long train of prisoners, closely guarded by armed
 7    IV,  24|   in handling them, but the prisoners and deserters taught them
 8    IV,  34|  the standards and with the prisoners whom they had secured in
 9    IV,  35| round the ramparts, and the prisoners also were displayed. One
10    IV,  64|  that he set up some of the prisoners as marks for his little