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 1     I,  85|  overflowed not only the low and level districts of the capital,
 2    II,  14|  Praetorians fully occupying the level ground between the hills
 3    II,  20|         whom they have seen on a level with themselves. Caecina,
 4   III,  19|     colony, situated as it is on level ground, may be taken by
 5   III,  20|       seeing where the ground is level, what is the height of the
 6   III,  71|      such a height as to be on a level with the soil of the Capitol.
 7    IV,  24|         of a hill; to part was a level approach. By this encampment
 8    IV,  31|        where the ground was most level. But our men, pushing forward
 9     V,  11| victorious army the whole of the level country and all the cities,
10     V,  13|        thorough defence even for level ground. Two hills of great