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1    II,  31| protracting the war or risking an engagement were the better course.
2    II,  61|      Mariccus was captured in the engagement, and was soon after exposed
3   III,  5 |      Noricum. Neither hazarded an engagement, and the fate of the two
4   III,  15|        very danger, hurried on an engagement, and thus secured his victory.
5   III,  76|       leave the walls and risk an engagement in the plain. I have mentioned
6    IV,  22|      their defeat in the previous engagement had retreated into the Old
7    IV,  34|          in the early part of the engagement. Of the slain on that day
8    IV,  37|           victorious in a cavalry engagement near Novesium. But reverses
9     V,  23|      fleet was not present at the engagement, though orders had been