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1    II,  14|   posted on the slope of the hills which border on the coast,
2    II,  14|     level ground between the hills and the shore, while on
3   III,  77|     the summit of a range of hills which commanded the enemy'
4   III,  82|     that glittered among the hills, though followed by an unwarlike
5    IV,  74|       which was protected by hills, and by the river Mosella.
6    IV,  74| cavalry rode round where the hills were less steep, and captured
7    IV,  80|   division marching over the hills, another passing between
8    IV,  81|    rallied on the top of the hills, and presented the appearance
9     V,  13|   even for level ground. Two hills of great height were fenced