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1     I,  30|  impulse and without any settled plan, rather than, as was
2    II,  50| of unfamiliar appearance settled in a much frequented grove
3   III,  9 |   until by his envoys he settled the conditions of his treachery.
4   III,  22|  a leader, and having no settled plan, they came into collision
5   III,  70|  and Vespasian was being settled by conflicts between legions,
6    IV,  68| those who in former days settled here, and have been united
7    IV,  68|  Civilis and Veleda, who settled everything to the satisfaction
8    IV,  84|  of the summer gales and settled weather at sea, many wonders
9     V,  3 | the island of Crete, who settled on the nearest coast of