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1     I,      2|         Pompeius was crushed in Sicily, and when, with Lepidus
2     I,     70|        shores of the straits of Sicily. She had been the wife of
3    II,     77|      habitually did the same in Sicily, even when the war with
4    IV,     17| supported himself in Africa and Sicily by petty trade. But he did
5    VI,     17|   Erythrae, and even in Africa, Sicily and the Italian colonies
6    VI,     19|         near the Straits of the Sicily, and, when dragged back
7   XII,     26|     estates, a right enjoyed by Sicily. Ituraea and Judaea, on