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1    II,  21| siege-works. The Vitellianists constructed mantlets, hurdles, and sheds,
2   III,  47|     scoured the sea in hastily constructed vessels of their own called "
3    IV,  23|        hopes of the besiegers. Constructed for two legions, it was
4    IV,  27|   advance upon the enemy, they constructed a camp at a place called
5    IV,  31|    this time many engines were constructed by the legionaries, who
6    IV,  38|       Moreover the Treveri had constructed a breastwork and rampart
7     V,  14|    which were more laboriously constructed than the others. Even the
8     V,  15|      reduction of cities, were constructed. ~ ~
9     V,  21|      also demolished the dyke, constructed by Drusus Germanicus, and,