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1    IV,  16|     Envoys were sent to the Canninefates to urge a common policy.
2    IV,  16|   at Mogontiacum. Among the Canninefates there was a certain Brinno,
3    IV,  17|   the disturbance among the Canninefates, and that they had better
4    IV,  17|     in distinct columns the Canninefates, the Batavians, and the
5    IV,  20|    of the Batavians and the Canninefates, while by the orders of
6    IV,  33|  with the Batavians and the Canninefates, a mere fraction of Gaul,
7    IV,  58|    continual attacks on the Canninefates and the Marsaci more in
8    IV,  82|  allowed to capitulate. The Canninefates, taking the offensive, attacked
9    IV,  88| place in the field; but the Canninefates and Batavi should be handed