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1    II,  70|      so many thousands of his countrymen; nay, in his exultation,
2   III,  21|   with a picked body of their countrymen, manoeuvred in the van. ~ ~
3   III,  75|   sparing of the blood of his countrymen. One thing is allowed by
4    IV,  19|     be to give offence to his countrymen, while to keep him with
5    IV,  56| Classicus was first among his countrymen in rank and wealth; he was
6    IV,  56|    views of the rest of their countrymen, and when they had secured
7    IV,  70|    undisciplined crowd of his countrymen to attack the Sequani, a
8    IV,  72|       closing the ears of his countrymen to this advice, though he
9     V,  10| Pompeius was the first of our countrymen to subdue the Jews. Availing