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1     I,  8 |      life, but who was without experience in war. Gaul, besides remembering
2     I,  86|       officer at home, without experience in war, he founded perpetual
3    II,  75|    legions were wholly without experience of a civil war, that those
4    II,  76| faithful to your cause, and an experience in which you excel all other
5    IV,  31|       superior to the enemy in experience and skill. Peculiar consternation
6    IV,  60| innocent of crime, or at least experience a repentance speedy and
7     V,  7 |        has been taught by that experience which teaches all other
8     V,  14|       of their city by Pompey, experience and apprehension taught
9     V,  25|       had the advantage in the experience of the crews, the skill