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 1     I,  30|   Celsus away with a shower of javelins. The German veterans wavered
 2     I,  78|  continued to harass them with javelins and lances, and whenever
 3    II,  22| certain aim, poured down their javelins on the German cohorts as
 4    II,  29|       baggage, and probed with javelins and lances the walls of
 5    II,  42|     and ceasing to throw their javelins, they struck through helmets
 6   III,  20|  assailed by our artillery and javelins, or by siege-works and covered
 7   III,  82|     assailants with stones and javelins till late in the day, when
 8    IV,  24|      overwhelmed by a storm of javelins and stakes. Always very
 9    IV,  30|       followed them with their javelins. Many, who had struggled
10    IV,  64|      with a child's arrows and javelins. He neither took the oath